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Water Technician Job Description Sample Template

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This free Water Technician job description sample template can help you attract an innovative and experienced Water Technician to your company. We make the hiring process one step easier by giving you a template to simply post to our site. Make sure to add requirements, benefits, and perks specific to the role and your company.

Water Technician Job Summary

Our company is looking for a Water Technician to travel between our treatment plants and test for water quality. We have wastewater and potable treatment plants, which are both held to different standards by the EPA. In this role, you make regular visits to our plants and test the water quality, ensuring that the pH control systems are working and that the chemical levels are appropriate. It is essential to calibrate your equipment correctly and perform these tests regularly, as any quality or contaminant issue can have a serious impact on the environment or the general population.

Water Technician Duties and Responsibilities

  • Collect water samples
  • Test water quality to ensure pH control systems work
  • Adjust chemical treatment levels as needed
  • Perform compression tests on water pumps to ensure they function correctly
  • Calibrate and maintain equipment
  • Keep detailed records
  • Ensure compliance with EPA and OSHA regulations

Water Technician Requirements and Qualifications

  • High school diploma or GED certificate
  • Completion of a vocational or associate degree program (preferred)
  • Certification through the IICRC (a plus)
  • Knowledgeable about state and federal water quality regulations
  • Basic reading and math skills
  • Valid driver's license and reliable form of transportation
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