Duties of a wastewater treatment technician?

Answer 1

Erosion and sedimentation control on construction sites has become an overwhelming problem of the years, awareness and compliance has become an essential part of any EHS plan. This course teaches the Best Management Practices (BMP) that Erosion Control supervisors and Project Managers must know in order to manage erosion and sedimentation at construction sites. Objectives of this course include the erosion and sedimentation process, the duties of an Erosion Control Supervisor/Project Manager, regulatory requirements, materials handling and BMPs for erosion and sediment control.

A Wastewater Treatment Technician (Operator) is a skilled and professional person who maintains the functions of a Wastewater Treatment Facility. The Tech:

1. Collects samples and analyzes them for optimum process control and makes changes as needed,

2. Operates and maintains all plant equipment. Makes needed repairs or reports them to higher supervision, maintenance, etc.

3. Assures that Plant meets all Federal (EPA), State and Municipal guidelines,

4. Provides housekeeping to areas as needed,

5. Maintains proper chemical dosages to processes and makes changes as needed,

6. Documents every daily change made within process and maintain reports.

7. Maybe required to work shift work, weekends, on call, holidays, etc.

7. Notify the public of major spills, catastrophes, etc.

8. Decent computer skills, able to read and interpret data, good math and science aptitudes.

9. Able to work under normal or no supervision at times.

PGC Sr McDonough, Ga