Plant Manager (Water Class IV License, Relocation Assistance Available) at Aqua America, Inc. in Ashtabula, OH
ESSENTIAL DUTIES:
Supervisor in charge of all Production Department's source and treatment facilities, booster stations, tanks and valve/meter pits, along with all associated equipment. Responsible for ensuring the timely repair, maintenance and management of assets and operations via a electronic work order management system Responsible for attaining established Department objectives, including established performance metrics. This includes the training and developing of Production Department employees with an understanding and compliance with Aqua America policies, procedures, and practices. Serves as the Operator of Responsible Charge (ORC) for the Division's Production Department system and other jurisdictions as required within established operating contracts. Responsible for compliance with all OEPA and PUCO regulatory requirements related to the Department operations. Responsible for timely management and reconciliation of accounts payable to all vendors providing support to the Department's activities; responsible for management of material, chemicals, equipment, fleet procurement, and inventory control/reconciliation. Responsible for identifying, developing and managing capital expenditures within the Production Department. Coordinates with external engineering, operational and compliance staff to ensure capital expenditures are in accordance with established budgets and operational plans. Manages the procurement, accountability and charge-out of inventory items in support of the Department. Ensures needed material and chemicals are on hand for daily work and that invoices are reconciled in a timely fashion. Supervises others who perform chemical and bacterial analyses in water treatment plant and distribution system and performs testing as needed. Supervises all production employees at the division level including treatment technicians/ operators, maintenance staff and laboratory personnel. Prepares, reviews and submits regulatory agency required reporting and monitoring, with oversight by the Area Manager and Compliance Manager. Responsible for maintaining compliance with sampling schedules and parameter limits for water quality. Evaluates new treatment processes through pilot studies and develops capital projects or process changes to implement improvements in quality or efficiency of operation. Receives and investigates customer water quality complaints and formulates appropriate responses. Manages overall operational ready status of plant equipment including computerized control systems and monitoring sensors. Available after business hours for on call duties; backs-up the Mentor Plant Manager and Field Service Manager as needed. Performs all other duties assigned. Oversight of department safety programs, safety leadership and training of employees. Utilize and support Aqua safety program and policies in conjunction with Regional Safety Manager. Must possess the ability to motivate oneself and others to accomplish required tasks, and the ability to work with and motivate people of diverse backgrounds. Ability to prepare clear, concise and grammatically correct written communication. Ability to analyze technical problems, to organize work and develop effective working methods as well as the ability to work harmoniously and effectively with public officials, staff and management. Ability to establish meaningful, timely and attainable goals and effectively coordinate multiple projects.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in chemistry, biology, engineering or a related field is preferred. Between 5 and 10 years of industry experience with at least two years supervisory experience (as defined by the Ohio EPA) in a Class III or Class IV water treatment plant; this relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a bachelor's degree. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Previous experience should also include work with computer control systems and programming, environmental chemistry and laboratory procedures, computational skills to calculate chemical dosages and determine calibration of chemical feed systems, basic mechanical skills to maintain large pumps, drives, motors, piping systems, chemical feeders and storage tanks, knowledge of electrical power distribution and control systems. Must be computer literate, especially with word processing, e-mail and spreadsheet applications. Class IV Ohio Water Supply Operator's Certificate is required but will consider candidates with a Class III and the ability to obtain a Class IV within a specified period of time. Excellent interpersonal skills with an ability to effectively conduct business with internal and external customers and represent the company; excellent computer skills especially with customer accounting, spreadsheet application and service order/asset management systems. Strong organizational skills essential with an ability to manage multiple people and priorities.
Salary Range:
$80K -- $100K
Minimum Qualification
Plant & Facilities ManagementEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Supervisor in charge of all Production Department's source and treatment facilities, booster stations, tanks and valve/meter pits, along with all associated equipment. Responsible for ensuring the timely repair, maintenance and management of assets and operations via a electronic work order management system Responsible for attaining established Department objectives, including established performance metrics. This includes the training and developing of Production Department employees with an understanding and compliance with Aqua America policies, procedures, and practices. Serves as the Operator of Responsible Charge (ORC) for the Division's Production Department system and other jurisdictions as required within established operating contracts. Responsible for compliance with all OEPA and PUCO regulatory requirements related to the Department operations. Responsible for timely management and reconciliation of accounts payable to all vendors providing support to the Department's activities; responsible for management of material, chemicals, equipment, fleet procurement, and inventory control/reconciliation. Responsible for identifying, developing and managing capital expenditures within the Production Department. Coordinates with external engineering, operational and compliance staff to ensure capital expenditures are in accordance with established budgets and operational plans. Manages the procurement, accountability and charge-out of inventory items in support of the Department. Ensures needed material and chemicals are on hand for daily work and that invoices are reconciled in a timely fashion. Supervises others who perform chemical and bacterial analyses in water treatment plant and distribution system and performs testing as needed. Supervises all production employees at the division level including treatment technicians/ operators, maintenance staff and laboratory personnel. Prepares, reviews and submits regulatory agency required reporting and monitoring, with oversight by the Area Manager and Compliance Manager. Responsible for maintaining compliance with sampling schedules and parameter limits for water quality. Evaluates new treatment processes through pilot studies and develops capital projects or process changes to implement improvements in quality or efficiency of operation. Receives and investigates customer water quality complaints and formulates appropriate responses. Manages overall operational ready status of plant equipment including computerized control systems and monitoring sensors. Available after business hours for on call duties; backs-up the Mentor Plant Manager and Field Service Manager as needed. Performs all other duties assigned. Oversight of department safety programs, safety leadership and training of employees. Utilize and support Aqua safety program and policies in conjunction with Regional Safety Manager. Must possess the ability to motivate oneself and others to accomplish required tasks, and the ability to work with and motivate people of diverse backgrounds. Ability to prepare clear, concise and grammatically correct written communication. Ability to analyze technical problems, to organize work and develop effective working methods as well as the ability to work harmoniously and effectively with public officials, staff and management. Ability to establish meaningful, timely and attainable goals and effectively coordinate multiple projects.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in chemistry, biology, engineering or a related field is preferred. Between 5 and 10 years of industry experience with at least two years supervisory experience (as defined by the Ohio EPA) in a Class III or Class IV water treatment plant; this relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a bachelor's degree. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Previous experience should also include work with computer control systems and programming, environmental chemistry and laboratory procedures, computational skills to calculate chemical dosages and determine calibration of chemical feed systems, basic mechanical skills to maintain large pumps, drives, motors, piping systems, chemical feeders and storage tanks, knowledge of electrical power distribution and control systems. Must be computer literate, especially with word processing, e-mail and spreadsheet applications. Class IV Ohio Water Supply Operator's Certificate is required but will consider candidates with a Class III and the ability to obtain a Class IV within a specified period of time. Excellent interpersonal skills with an ability to effectively conduct business with internal and external customers and represent the company; excellent computer skills especially with customer accounting, spreadsheet application and service order/asset management systems. Strong organizational skills essential with an ability to manage multiple people and priorities.
Salary Range:
$80K -- $100K
Minimum Qualification
Plant & Facilities ManagementEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
|
|
 | |
