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Port Ludlow

Water Sewer Technician

Port Ludlow, WA · On-site

$25 - $33/hr

State certification for Water Distribution Manager 1 OIT, Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator 1 OIT, or participation in Evergreen Rual Water of Washington (ERWOW) apprenticeship program required.

Town of Andover

$70K - $80K/yr

Description Under the direction of the Water Treatment Plant Primary Operator or designee ... WT-4: TC (T3 OIT) license WT-5: TD (T4 OIT) license WT-6: T3 (Full) license WT-7: T4 (Full) license ...

City of Toledo, OH

Water Reclamation Operator

Toledo, OH · On-site

$59K - $63K/yr

Designation as an operator in training (OIT) by the State of Ohio after passing the Class I ... Water Reclamation Operator (3516) The City of Toledo provides excellent health and retirement ...

City of Garland Texas

Water Systems Operator I

Apollo, PA · On-site

$19.37 - $24.96/hr

Summary This position is an "Operator in Training (OIT)" responsible for learning how to operate the City's water pump stations through automated controls and automated monitoring of City's sewer ...

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How much do oit water jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for oit water in the United States is $28.97, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $22.36 and $35.10 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an OIT Water operator?

OIT Water jobs typically refer to positions within the Operations, Infrastructure, and Technology (OIT) department that focus on water systems. These roles involve managing, maintaining, and improving water infrastructure, such as treatment plants, distribution networks, and related technology systems. Professionals in OIT Water jobs work to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient water delivery and treatment, often leveraging advanced technology and data management tools. The positions can range from engineering and technical support roles to project management and operations oversight.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be an OIT Water operator?

To thrive as an OIT (Operator-in-Training) Water Operator, you need a basic understanding of water treatment processes, safety protocols, and usually a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with SCADA systems, water testing equipment, and obtaining an OIT certification are typically required. Attention to detail, strong problem-solving abilities, and effective communication are essential soft skills in this role. These competencies ensure safe and efficient water treatment operations, regulatory compliance, and public health protection.

What challenges do OIT Water operators face in maintaining water quality standards?

OIT Water Operators often encounter challenges such as managing unexpected equipment malfunctions, responding to sudden changes in water quality due to weather events, and staying compliant with evolving regulatory requirements. They must also balance routine monitoring tasks with emergency troubleshooting, all while maintaining accurate records. Working collaboratively with other team members and departments is crucial to ensure that water treatment processes run smoothly and public health is protected.

What is the difference between Oit Water vs Water Treatment Operator?

AspectOit WaterWater Treatment Operator
CertificationsOften requires OSHA safety training, state-specific licensesRequires similar certifications, including state licenses
Work EnvironmentIndustrial plants, water treatment facilitiesWater treatment plants, municipal facilities
Industry UsageCommonly used in industrial water managementPrimarily in municipal water treatment
Job ResponsibilitiesMonitoring water quality, operating treatment equipmentMaintaining water quality, operating and troubleshooting equipment

Both Oit Water and Water Treatment Operators work in water management, often in similar environments. Oit Water roles may focus more on industrial settings, while Water Treatment Operators are typically employed in municipal facilities. Certifications and daily tasks overlap significantly, making them closely related careers in the water industry.

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Wastewater operator - In Training (OIT) - Meridianville, AL

Meridianville, AL

Integra Water, LLC
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$19.75 - $27.25/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 22 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Assist in the operation and maintenance of the wastewater treatment plant and pump stations, including tasks such as cleaning equipment, helping with process control, and inspecting pump stations.

  • Perform basic laboratory tests, collect wastewater samples, and help with process monitoring activities as directed by the ORC or supervisor.

  • Help with the ordering of chemicals and supplies, and support the oversight of projects at the wastewater treatment plant and pump stations.

Job description

Integra Water has opening for an Operator – In Training (OIT) in Meridianville, AL. The Operator – In Training (OIT) is to assist and perform semi-skilled labor in the operations of a 1.5 MGD WWTP and Pump Stations. 

To assist the ORC (Operator Responsible Charge) in duties that pertain to the WWTP and Pump Stations 

 ESSENTIALDUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 

  • Complete task assigned by ORC or Supervisor in a timely and professional manner 
  • Assist in the collection of Wastewater samples throughout the WWTP 
  • The OIT will run process control such as sludge judge, 30 min test, and Calibrate meters and use basic laboratory skills such as PH, DO, Ammonia, 
  • The OIT will help and assist in basic operations such as the cleaning of bar screens and drum, activated sludge process, wasting, drying beds, sludge dewatering and cleaning of UV system and cleaning of WWTP 
  • The OIT will assist in all day-to-day operations which include valves, blowers, pumps, Returns, diffusers, 
  • The OIT will be expected to learn all bench sheets and how to correctly fill out all forms and sheets required by ADEM 
  • The OIT will need basic math and reading skills and be able to learn and adapt to technology and use GIS and multiple different systems to help keep up with WWTP and Pump Stations 
  • The OIT is expected to attend all safety apply all safety measures in everyday operations 
  • The OIT must be willing to work after hours calls and emergency response call to the WWTP and Pump Stations 
  • The OIT will assist in the inspecting of Pump Stations visually and keep track of run times and grease and rag buildup. 
  • The OIT will assist the ORC and staff in the ordering of chemicals, supplies and learning to oversee projects at the WWTP and Pump Stations 
  •  The OIT will be expected to work from8am to 4pm unless otherwise noted by ORC 

Knowledge and Skills 

  • Basic Math and reading skills 
  • Basic knowledge of technology and the ability to adapt to technology 
  • Ability to work professionally and efficiently with coworkers and contractors on various projects 
  • Ability to work professionally with customers and clients 
  • Ability to exercise independent judgement in a situation that might require it to the best of the situation 
  • Ability to lift 75 pounds 
  • Ability to keep records and maintain a clean workspace 
  • Experience and Education 
  • High School Diploma and or GED 
  • Years of Experience may vary depending on position 

Other 

  • Position has potential for expose to sewer, water, chemicals, and loud noises 
  • Requires a Valid Alabama Driver's License 
  • Plumbing experience a plus 
  • Equipment Operator a plus