Drainage Maintenance Worker III (may underfil)

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About the role

Performs at journey level skilled duties in the construction, maintenance and repair of storm water drainage systems. Works as a team member to complete whole jobs from planning to clean up, may serve as crew leader in the absence of the lead, and reports to a Drainage Maintenance Worker IV.

Responsibilities

• Helps diagnose drainage problems and system needs; plans and schedules work to construct, maintain and repair the City's storm drain system across a 110‑square mile area with over 3,000 drainage structures.
• Performs “total” project work: reads and interprets blueprints, maps and construction drawings; uses transit, level and simple math to establish elevations, compute slope angles and calculate grades; clears blue stake requirements and revises plans; decides placement of boxes, lines and connections.
• Excavates beds for connection boxes and lines; operates 10‑wheel dump truck, front‑end loader to load and haul fill and spoil; may operate backhoe to dig and backfill; uses jackhammer and concrete saw as necessary.
• Fabricates, forms, pours and finishes concrete boxes; positions pipe using backhoe or track hoe and joins using fusion machine and other connectors; prepares and compacts line bed to code specification; after backfill uses tamper to compact and level surface; may prepare final asphalt cover.
• Cleans up site: hoses, sweeps, shovels and removes spoil.
• On existing lines, decides proper repair method (slip‑line, leak sealing, blockage removal, or new construction); makes recommendations on major projects; suggests cost‑saving and process improvements.
• Locates lines using electronic, manual and other locating devices; uses maps and charts to detail location and may assist in charting; takes measurements and plots corrections on maps and charts.
• Routinely operates vactor truck for cleaning and maintenance; may also operate backhoe, track hoe, drag bucket machine; may fabricate and weld grates and frames and perform other welding.
• Assists in isolation and containment of hazardous spills; assists in water testing program by collecting samples, programming and operating sampler machine, completing simple bench tests (turbidity, chemicals, hydrocarbons, chlorine, detergents, metals, pH, oxygen).
• Provides traffic control: installs and maintains barricades and cones; explains maintenance operations to the public when requested.
• Keeps records of time, material and equipment; trains new employees; assists with maintenance of vehicles and equipment; responds to emergencies; performs other related duties as necessary.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent; three (3) years’ experience in storm water systems maintenance or two (2) years’ experience as a Drainage Maintenance Worker II; one year of general water works or wastewater maintenance or construction experience may be substituted for one year of the required three.

Qualifications

Proven ability to work as a team member to maintain and repair storm water, wastewater or water maintenance lines and operate related equipment; must be able to operate transit and level for calculation of slopes and angles, read and interpret blueprints, maps and construction plans; perform heavy labor; and respond to emergencies.

Skills

• Operation of transit and level for slope and angle calculations.
• Reading and interpreting blueprints, maps and construction drawings.
• Heavy physical labor.
• Emergency response.
• Operating 10‑wheel dump truck, front‑end loader, backhoe, track hoe, vactor truck, jackhammer, concrete saw, fusion machine, welding equipment.
• Fabricating, forming, pouring and finishing concrete.
• Pipe placement and joining.
• Site cleanup and traffic control.
• Record keeping and training.
• Hazardous spill containment and water sampling/testing.

Pay

Salary range for Drainage Maintenance Worker III: $24.28 – $31.96 per hour.

Schedule

Position type: Full‑Time / Part‑Time / Seasonal (as indicated). Scheduled hours: 40 hours per week (full‑time).

We should also include Department maybe as part of About the role? Could add a short paragraph: Department: Public Utilities. But we have no specific section for Department; we could incorporate into About the role. We need to ensure we don't create sections with placeholder text. All sections have content. Check for any duplication: We have both Requirements and Qualifications; they are distinct but okay. We must not include boilerplate like "All requirements are subject to possible modification..." That's from Working Conditions? Actually that's in the posting: "All requirements are subject to possible modification to reasonably accommodate individuals with disabilities." That's boilerplate EEO? It's a disability accommodation statement. Should we remove? The instruction says remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate. That line is about accommodation, could be considered EEO/legal. Safer to remove it. Also "The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work..." is also boilerplate. Remove. Also "POSITION TYPE Full-Time / Part-Time / Seasonal POSITION SALARY RANGE ..." we used. We need to ensure we didn't miss any substantive info: Territory covered 110‑square mile area, >3000 drainage structures. Included. We need to include "Works as team member to complete whole job from planning to clean up." Included. "May serve as crew leader in that person's absence." Included. "Reports to Drainage Maintenance Worker IV." Included. "Typical Duties" we covered. "May operate backhoe to dig and backfill." Included. "May operate jackhammer and concrete saw as necessary." Included. "Fabricates, forms, pours and finishes concrete boxes." Included. "Positions pipe using backhoe or track hoe and joins using fusion machine and other connectors as appropriate." Included. "Prepares and compacts line bed to code specification." Included. "After backfill of trench, uses tamper to compact and level surface." Included. "On occasion, may prepare final asphalt cover." Included. "Hoses, sweeps, shovels and performs other procedures necessary to clean up site and remove spoil." Included. "On existing lines, decides proper method of repair; i.e., slip‑line, leak sealing, blockage removal, or new construction." Included. "Makes recommendations on major projects." Included. "Suggests methods to cut costs and improve process." Included. "Locates lines through use of electronic, manual and other locating devices." Included. "Uses maps and charts to detail location and may assist in charting when necessary." Included. "Takes measurements of locations, and plots corrections on maps and charts as appropriate." Included. "Routinely operates vactor truck for cleaning and maintenance; also may operate some or all of the following equipment: backhoe, track hoe, and drag bucket machine." Included. "May also fabricate and weld grates and frames, and perform other types of welding." Included. "Assists in isolation of and assisting containment of hazardous spills." Included. "Also assists in water testing program by collecting samples." Included. "Programs and operates sampler machine and completes simple bench tests." Included. "Drainage water is tested for turbidity, chemicals, hydrocarbons, chlorine, detergents, metals, pH and oxygen." Included. "Provides traffic control; installs and maintains appropriate barricades and cones, and explains maintenance operation to general public when requested." Included. "Keeps records of time, material and equipment." Included. "Trains new employees." Included. "Assists with maintenance of vehicles and equipment." Included. "Responds to emergencies." Included. "Performs other related duties as necessary." Included. Minimum Qualifications: we captured. "Proven ability to work as team member to maintain and repair storm water, wastewater or water maintenance lines and operate related equipment." Included in Qualifications. "Must be able to operate transit and level for calculation of slopes and angles, read and interpret blueprints, maps and construction plans; perform heavy labor; and respond to emergencies." Included. "Possession of a valid Utah Commercial Driver License, Class A." We missed that! Important. Need to include in Requirements or Qualifications. Let's add to Requirements. "Working Conditions" details: moderate heavy physical activity, etc. Could be a section? Not in our list headings; we could add a "Working Conditions" section but not in allowed headings list. The allowed headings are About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We could incorporate working conditions into Requirements or About the role. Probably better to add a short paragraph under Requirements about working conditions. "May be subject to overtime, stand-by and callout." Include. "Low‑to‑moderate exposure to stress as a result of human behavior and the demands of the position." Include. We need to preserve all substantive info. So we need to add those. Let's adjust Requirements paragraph to include CDL, working conditions, overtime, stress. We'll keep Requirements as a paragraph maybe long; but we can also split into multiple

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containing all. Now check for any other info: "POSITION TYPE Full-Time / Part-Time / Seasonal POSITION SALARY RANGE Drainage Maintenance Worker II $22.19 - $29.21 Drainage Maintenance Worker III: $24.28 - $31.96 DEPARTMENT Public Utilities Full Time/Part Time Full time Scheduled Hours 40" We used Pay and Schedule. Department we could add to About the role: "Part of the Public Utilities department." Let's incorporate. Now produce final HTML. Be careful to not include any markdown fences. Let's craft.