Chlorinator Technician I

Position Summary Installs, operates, and maintains chlorination/disinfection systems (gas, hypochlorite, tablet), ensuring reliable dosing and regulatory compliance. Key Responsibilities Inspect, calibrate, and maintain chlorinators, injectors, rotameters, analyzers, and feed pumps. Mix and handle chemicals safely; change cylinders; verify leak checks and scrubber operation. Troubleshoot flow/pressure, vacuum leaks, and signal/alarm issues; coordinate with E&I/SCADA. Document PMs, calibrations, and residual testing in CMMS; support compliance sampling. Maintain parts inventory and housekeeping; follow lock‑out/tag‑out procedures. Respond to alarms and support after‑hours as scheduled. Lead routine PM routes independently; mentor junior technicians on safety and SOPs. Qualifications 1-3 years in water/wastewater maintenance or operations with a chlorination focus. Knowledge of chlorine/chloramine processes, safety, and chemical handling protocols. CMMS and basic instrumentation familiarity; valid driver’s license. Education & Certifications High school diploma/GED required; water/wastewater operator license a plus. Skills & Competencies (CLEAR Values) Collaboration — partners effectively with operations, maintenance, contractors, and regulators. Leadership — sets clear expectations and coaches safe, high‑quality work. Excellence — maintains accurate, audit‑ready records; follows SOPs, permits, and regulations. Accountability — meets response KPIs; owns preventive maintenance and corrective actions. Respect — communicates professionally with the public and team members. Work Environment & Physical Requirements Field/plant environment with outdoor work in varied weather; exposure to chemicals, biological hazards, energized equipment, and confined spaces. Must be able to lift 50+ lbs, climb, kneel, and wear required PPE. Reasonable accommodations may be made for qualified individuals with disabilities.