Seasonal Valve Turner for Lead Protection Project

Salary Range:   $15.90 - $19.87 Hourly

Hiring Range:   $15.90 - $17.89  Hourly 

Job Summary: 

The City of Greeley Water & Sewer Department is hiring a seasonal part- or full-time individual who can assist with locating, inspecting, and maintaining curbstop valves on water service lines across the city.

Scheduled Hours:     24-40 hours per week during regularly scheduled business hours, possible Saturdays
Potential Duration:   May 2024 –Sep 2024, with the possibility of extension.

Experience, Knowledge, Skills:


* Ability to take systematic approach to data collection, taking accurate measurements and taking care of other data entry.


* Valid driver license and good driving record.


* Public relations and customer service skills.


* Basic knowledge of pipework and plumbing.


* Creative problem solver with the ability to handle difficult situations using tact, patience, and good judgment.


* Ability to work independently for prolonged periods.


* Able to operate hand tools, compressor or other similar equipment to clear debris out of curbstop and water meter pits.


* Communication skills to act as part of a wider team.

Minimum Requirements:


* High School diploma or equivalent.


* Valid CO Driver’s License 


* Experience with water utility, construction, or maintenance of water lines.


* Experience with data collection.

Preferred:


* Previous experience with a water utility, construction, or maintenance of water lines.


* Experience using Geographic Information Systems is preferred.


* Ability to communicate in Spanish. 

Essential Functions: 


* Use map to locate curb stop and water meter outside properties. 


* Knock on customer door to let them know the water supply will be briefly interrupted.


* Turn curb stop valve and take measurements.


* Record data and add notes using Arc GIS software on a tablet device.


* Establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees, citizens, and other persons contacted in the course of the work.

Able to explain the project to others.


* Quality control of data – ensuring accurate results and double checking they are being applied to the correct property.


* Follow proper safety practices, procedures, and fellow team members, i.e., work zone setup, traffic control, personal protective equipment, etc.  Make safety suggestions as appropriate.


* Understand and follow City, Department and Division Policies & Procedures.

Supervisory Responsibilities

n/a

Work Environment and Physical Requirements:


* Field-based position - working across the City in different neighborhoods.


* Vision enough to interpret written documents/maps and use Tablet accurately.


* Communication skills enough to convey information to the public and other City employees.


* Mobility enough to inspect field sites, sometimes crossing over rough, uneven, or rocky surfaces.


* Ph...