Performs chemical tests, takes meter readings and records results in the log book. Checks and cleans comminator, pumps, blowers, motor, sludge collection equipment, chlorinators, meters, and time clocks. Considerable time is devoted to cleaning restrooms, keeping sidewalks and parking lots free of debris, emptying trash containers, cleaning picnic areas and maintaining the grounds by cutting the grass and raking leaves. Duties may include assisting travelers with directions and providing work direction to Rest Area Custodians. Receives general supervision from a Transportation Maintenance Superintendent who resolves major systems problems.
Work affects the sanitary conditions and appearance of a highway rest area.
Work impacts the image of the State and the health and safety of travelers. Infrequent internal contact with the Water Control Board and State Health Department regarding the operation of the plant and with law enforcement agencies in order to report vandalism and other problems requiring their intervention. Skilled in the use of hand and small mechanical equipment used to maintain the plant. A Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator's License is required. Some experience operating and maintaining a Wastewater Treatment Plant or in a closely related mechanical trades area.