The Water Operator in responsible charge is the person that makes decisions about the daily operations of the system that will directly impact the quality and/or quantity of the drinking water. He/she must be certified by the state Department of Health.

     The Water Operator is subject to call back in emergencies and serves in on-call duty.

• Operates and maintains all town-owned Water Treatment facilities.
• Monitors and maintains chemical levels in the water in compliance with State and Federal Regulations.
• Handles a variety of chemicals on a daily basis.
• Prepares records, logs and reports.
• Collects water samples for compliance with a variety of water quality standards in accordance to the Safe Drinking Water Act.
• Transports/handles hazardous chemicals.
• Starts/stops well operation as needed.
• Monitors safe and efficient operation of equipment.
• Calculates water flows.
• Routinely cleans and maintains equipment.
• Knows the Methods and Procedures of water system operation.
• Knows the rules and regulations pertaining to water process and control.
• Is knowledgeable in the work and care of work-related tools/equipment.
• Knows how to apply the principals of mechanics in regards to equipment, machines and devices used in water systems.
• Performs physically demanding work.

January 1 through April 3 

Monday - Friday

6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

April 4 through October 30

Monday - Thursday

6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

October 31 through December 31

Monday - Friday

6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

*The Water Operator is subject to call back in emergencies and serves in on-call duty.