Here at San Jose Water we operate 365 days a year. There's always work. Since I've been here at San Jose Water the only time off you get is your vacation and then that's it's good to have a solid paycheck. My name is Steve Alberg. I'm a foreman here at San Jose Water. I've been here for 15 years now. Started off here at San Jose Water as a DS worker, a low minimum total pull and eventually over time gained enough seniority to where I could bid into a form and position. I did so and along with doing that I went ahead and took a couple certification tests through the state to make myself a little bit more eligible for that position. Hi, my name is Nathan. I've been working for San Jose Water Company for approximately six years. Currently I am a distribution systems worker. Today was one of our more basic calls. This was a service leak. So basically at this point we investigate the leak because we've got a call about a leak and we dig down, find the source of the leak, cut out the line, replace it and back to it. Training of received here at San Jose Water Company varies from learning how to repair water mains, bolt up valves, install water mains, repair services, fire hydrants. You also get equipment training for Clift, bobcat. Most recently we completed a class where we took classes from an outside vendor learning how to use some new equipment that they're using in the industry to fuse plastic pipe together. Your basic certifications they have are your distribution operator and then you've got your water treatment plant operator, kind of two different sides of the industry and they start off in a tier system. So you start off with your D1 and your D2, D3 goes up to D5 and it does the same thing with the treatment. So your T1, T2, T3, up to T5. So some of the tips I can give out for anyone trying to get into the water industry would be to go online and look at taking some of your distribution operator certificate classes, some of your treatment operator certificate classes, as well as going down and doing something as simple as signing up to take your commercial license permit. So if you get those knocked out of the way you have a lot better chance when you're sitting in the interview. One of the benefits to working at San Jose Water Company is any given day you have no idea what you're going to run into and going out and investigating problem solving and repairing whatever situation you run into. Everyone's kind of got the same agenda to serve the public as best we can and get everyone quality drinking water.