WSSC Water
Water O&M Technician
WSSC Water, Tampa, Florida, us, 33646
Posting Details
Position Information
Functional TitleWater O&M Technician
Recruitment Category TypeStandard
Functional CategoryProduction
GradeCL.10
FLSA StatusNon-Exempt
Requisition Number25-0090
Number of Vacancies1
Job LevelNon-Management
Job CodeN/A
Job Description Summary
Organization NamePatuxent WFP
Reports toChief Water Plant Operator
Full or Part TimeFull Time
If Part Time how many hours per week
Regular or TemporaryRegular
Position End Date (if temporary)
Work Schedule
Rotating Work Shifts:Monday- Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:00 PMSunday - Wednesday, (2) 11:00 PM - 11:00 AM shift and (2) 11:00 PM - 7:00 AM shiftWednesday - Saturday, (2) 11:00 PM - 11:00 AM shift and (2) 11:00 PM - 7:00 AM shiftSunday - Wednesday, (2) 11:00 AM - 11 PM shift and (2) 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM shiftWednesday - Saturday, (2) 11:00 AM - 11 PM shift and (2) 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM shiftPosition LocationLaurel
Position Summary Information
General Summary
The
Water Operations & Maintenance (O&M)
Technician
performs routine and critical work to support the operation and maintenance of water treatment plant equipment and facilities.
Essential Functions
Entry Level:
Assists with the collection and analysis of samples during plant processes and receiving watersAssists with operating and monitoring equipment and processes, with potential exposureto chemical, electrical, thermal and noise and hazardsAssists with operating and maintaining equipment in facilities such as filters, chemical feeders, belt presses, gravity thickeners, augers, mixers, etc.Assists with evaluating the performance of mechanical equipment and conveyance systemsAssists with interpreting conformance of test procedures to "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater"Monitors Chemical Treatment Processes and make adjustments as directedAssists with handling material shipments and inventory, and locates spare parts from inventory systemAssists with overhauling specialty valves or swap out valves in the plantClimbs into basins to include 30-foot depths, using rigging equipment to lift equipmentAssists with conducting general plumbing repairs such as compression fitting replacement, pipe joining, and cutting for various pipe materialsAssists with making basic repairs to pneumatic and hydraulic control systems on valves andprocess equipmentUses TEAMS/CMMS to create record data from parameters gathered, work orders and other administrative tasks such as accessing backlog, adding material to work orders, and finding parts in WSSC Water warehousesOperates WSSC Water motor vehicles and other specialized equipment such as forklift and tractor, as requiredMaintains records, performs calculations, and assists in preparing reportsInspects motors for heat, noise, vibration and performs motor lubrication and cleaningCalibrates UV sensors, isolates UV reactors, and changes UV lamps and quartz sleevesUses the computer for data entry and process controlConducts proper operation of solids dewatering processes during off shiftsLevel I :
Performs periodic tests (and calculates daily averages) for chlorine, pH and turbidityAdjusts water treatment chemical dosages as directed by more senior O&M Technicians and records actionsDraws samples of water for laboratory analysis; performs routine chemical analyses of water undergoing treatment in accordance with regulatory requirementsUnloads and changes chlorine tanks; inspects chlorine building; connects cylinders to main manifold line and checks for leaksReceives and monitors chemical deliveries and interacts with delivery driver for water treatment chemicals, including polyaluminum chloride, hydrofluosilicic acid, sulfuric acid, lime, phosphoric acid, potassium permanganate, powdered activated carbon, ferric chloride, sodium carbonate, polymers, sulfur dioxide, and sodium bisulfiteMonitors raw, settled, filter effluent, treated water turbidity and filter backwash processesStarts and stops large pumpsMakes minor repairs to pumps and purification equipmentMaintains communication with control centerPerforms weekly and monthly preventive maintenance for process equipment, in accordance with established schedule including cleaning, lubrication, and oil/grease changesAssists in identifying factors that could cause water treatment process upsets, particularly during abnormal conditions.Level II:
Performs all entry-level and Level I functions noted aboveCoordinates work of and trains less experienced personnel during shift operations or during the performance of major tasksClosely monitors and controls water treatment processes and equipment through SCADA system Human Machine Interface (HMI)Coordinates water treatment chemical deliveries to ensure offloading to appropriate storage tanks with adequate capacities including such chemicals as polyaluminum chloride, hydrofluosilicic acid, sulfuric acid, lime phosphoric acid, potassium permanganate, powdered activated carbon, ferric chloride, sodium carbonate, polymers, sulfur dioxide and sodium bisulfiteOversees the unloading and change out of chlorine cylinders; inspects chlorine building; loads; connects cylinders to main manifold line and checks for leaks while ensuing appropriate safety equipment is in use at all timesTroubleshoots abnormal conveyance system and treatment process operations and conditionsPerforms preventive action to avoid process upsets caused by unusual circumstances, loss of power, and abnormal plant operationsLevel III:
Trains Level I and II Technicians in performing job related skillsAdjusts water treatment chemical dosages while giving appropriate consideration to both water quality and budgetary implicationsClosely monitors water treatment processes, trends and equipment through SCADA system Human Machine Interface (HMI) and anticipates water quality issues, making the necessary process adjustments to avert problemsOptimizes plant operations for efficient energy managementInstructs Level I & II Water O&M Technicians in operating practices and techniques, safety rules and accident prevention measuresDevelops facility operational procedures that avoid process upsets based on a variety of conditions and threatsFormulates procedures for assessment of Level I and Level II skills in the Career Ladder Program as directed and participates in the assessment of candidates for Level I and Level II skillsMay be required to act as the Section Manager in the event of the absence of the incumbentDrives a vehicle to conduct WSSC Water business.Other Functions
Entry Level:
Performs considerable amount of work outdoors in all types of weather including shoveling and plowing snowEnters and performs O&M tasks in confined spacesPerforms major housekeepingKeeps supervisors informed relative to facility statusPerforms other related duties as requiredLevel I :
Performs laboratory sampling, testing and analysis to ensure compliance with state and federal water quality standardsMaintains records, fills in reports; contributes to a daily log of plant operationsCleans intake with trash rakeConducts general plumbing repairs such as compression fitting replacement, pipe joining, and cutting for various pipe materialsOperates and maintains pumping stations with general understanding of pump and pump station configuration, lubrication, and equipmentMonitors disinfection processes, UV systems, chlorine system, and recognizes alarm conditionsCalibrates process control equipment and instrumentation such as lab equipment, pH meters, turbidity meters, chlorine analyzers, and DO metersOperates chemical feed system for coagulants and other chemical application systemsEnters data into computer to update records and uses the computer to aid in monitoring and controlling plant processesLevel II :
In the absence of the superintendent or the operator in charge, makes operational decisions based on directives from the superintendent, operator in charge or standard operating proceduresRegulates valves, observes flow gauges, and performs calculationsMaintains handwritten and computerized records, fills in reports, and keeps a daily log of plant operationsPerforms extensive repairs to pumps and purification equipment and repairs pneumatic and hydraulic control systemsOperates and maintains process control instrumentationOperates and troubleshoots process equipment for valve operation, pump start, backwash flow rates, and gravity filtersMonitors, calibrates and maintains chemical feed systems including disinfection processes, UV systems, chlorinators and chlorinator vacuum systemsUses TEAMS/CMMS to perform administrative tasks such as closing out work orders, maintenance and routine work requestsLevel III:
Maintains active communication with the Control Center particularly during atypical Plant or system operationOversees the effective operations of UV systems and ensures proper maintenance is performedVerifies sufficient UV reactors are in service both based on hydraulics and UV disinfection requirementsEnters data into computer to update records and uses the computerized SCADA system to monitor and control plant processesAnalyzes and prioritizes scheduled tasks for plant operationsPlans and leads special plant tours such as those for WSSC Water employees, elected officials, consultants for educational eventsWork Environment And Physical Demands
Must be able to do the following:
Climb ladders and elevated storage tanks, perform scaffolding, work in confined and elevated spaces, and descend undergroundLift objects up to 50 poundsDemonstrate normal color perception, hear audible alarms and sounds to detect abnormal equipment conditionsVisually inspect equipment and processes at anytime of the day or night (contact lenses are not permitted on the job)Effectively utilize appropriate safety equipment and proceduresWork with potential exposure to chemical, biological, electrical, thermal, noise, radioactive hazards and all weather conditionsRequired Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities
Entry Level:
Ability to follow verbal and written instructionsKnowledge of basic mathematics skills which include arithmetic functions, area calculationsand estimationAbility to use hand tools and power toolAbility to maintain clear written records of activities and effectively communicate informationverballyAbility to climb ladders, work in confined spaces, and work in elevated locationsAbility to lift a minimum of 50 pounds, and effectively utilize appropriate safety equipment and proceduresAbility to demonstrate normal color perception, hear audible alarms and detect abnormalequipment soundsAbility to visually inspect equipment and processes at any time of the day or nightAbility and willingness to learn processes and associated sciences (math, chemistry, biology)Ability to work independently and as a part of a teamBasic computer skills using Microsoft Word, Excel, OutlookAbility to enter plant process data into computer software.Level I :
Knowledge of water treatment process and procedures involving water quality issues, water characteristics, chemical handling, and operating conditionsAbility to understand the function and servicing of mechanical equipment, piping, valves and other related equipment used in the water treatment processAbility to understand and follow verbal and written instructionsAbility to recognize normal and abnormal conditions of equipment and processAbility to perform routine mathematical calculations and chemical analysisAbility to effectively convey information both verbally and in writing as well as maintain legible written recordsSkill in the use of tools and correcting minor operational problems in electrical and mechanical systems and equipmentKnowledge and understanding of drawings, schematics, specifications, and reference materialsBasic computer skills using Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and the ability to use enterprise computer programsLevel II
Extensive knowledge of water treatment process and procedures involving chemical dosing, water characteristics, and UV operationKnowledge of the function and servicing of mechanical equipmentAbility to gain knowledge of WSSC Water's Distribution System and the effect of abnormal conditions on the treatment plantAbility to understand and effectively give direction both verbally and writtenAbility to recognize normal and abnormal conditions of equipment and processAbility to perform routine mathematical calculations and chemical analysisAbility to generate reports and update station log books, diaries, and inspectionsAbility to effectively convey information both verbally and in writingAbility to demonstrate normal color perception, and to hear audible alarms and abnormal equipment noisesAbility to visually inspect equipment and processes any time of day or nightKnowledge of processes and associated sciences (math, chemistry, biology)Intermediate level proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and OutlookAbility to use enterprise computer programsLevel III:
Ability to quickly recognize and abate abnormal conditions for equipment and treatment processesAbility to perform non-routine mathematical calculations and chemical analysisAbility to write legibly and to maintain clear written recordsAbility to effectively give clear and concise information and direction verballyAbility to identify and manage emergency conditions within a major water plant and appropriately respond to conditions in the water distribution system that can impact the plantAbility and willingness to learn processes and associated sciences (math, chemistry, biology).Minimum Education, Experience Requirements
Entry-Level :
High School diploma (or equivalent)Level I:
High School diploma (or equivalent) and 1+ years experience servicing mechanical equipmentLevel II:
High School diploma (or equivalent)3+ years experience as an operator at a Water Treatment Class 4 Plant in Maryland or equivalent experience as an operator in another stateLevel III:
High School diploma (or equivalent)4+ years experience as an operator at a Water Treatment Class 4 Plant in Maryland or equivalent experience as an operator in another stateAdditional Requirements
Possession of a valid driver's license with no more than 4 points and the ability to obtain and maintain a WSSC Water driver's permit within 90 days of hire or transfer dateEmployees in this position are designated or considered emergency personnel; therefore, the employee must report to work as scheduled or as directed by their supervisor when WSSC Water declares an event that requires emergency personnel to report to workThis is a 24-hour operation, must be able to work off shiftsPreferences
College courses in chemistry, biology, mathematics or related subjectsMechanical and/or plumbing experienceExperience as a lead worker or shift supervisor
Salary$26.46 - $52.73 per hour
Posting Detail Information
EEO Statement
AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
It is the policy of the Commission to select new employees and to promote current employees without regard to race, sexual orientation, sex, religion, national origin, marital status, or handicap. The Commission does not discriminate against qualified individuals with a disability and will make reasonable accommodation for any disability that does not result in undue hardship for the Commission.
Close Date11/08/2024
Open Until FilledNo
Special Instructions to Applicants
Additional Information
All applicants selected will be subject to drug screening and a background check/verification.
Position Information
Functional TitleWater O&M Technician
Recruitment Category TypeStandard
Functional CategoryProduction
GradeCL.10
FLSA StatusNon-Exempt
Requisition Number25-0090
Number of Vacancies1
Job LevelNon-Management
Job CodeN/A
Job Description Summary
Organization NamePatuxent WFP
Reports toChief Water Plant Operator
Full or Part TimeFull Time
If Part Time how many hours per week
Regular or TemporaryRegular
Position End Date (if temporary)
Work Schedule
Rotating Work Shifts:Monday- Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:00 PMSunday - Wednesday, (2) 11:00 PM - 11:00 AM shift and (2) 11:00 PM - 7:00 AM shiftWednesday - Saturday, (2) 11:00 PM - 11:00 AM shift and (2) 11:00 PM - 7:00 AM shiftSunday - Wednesday, (2) 11:00 AM - 11 PM shift and (2) 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM shiftWednesday - Saturday, (2) 11:00 AM - 11 PM shift and (2) 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM shiftPosition LocationLaurel
Position Summary Information
General Summary
The
Water Operations & Maintenance (O&M)
Technician
performs routine and critical work to support the operation and maintenance of water treatment plant equipment and facilities.
Essential Functions
Entry Level:
Assists with the collection and analysis of samples during plant processes and receiving watersAssists with operating and monitoring equipment and processes, with potential exposureto chemical, electrical, thermal and noise and hazardsAssists with operating and maintaining equipment in facilities such as filters, chemical feeders, belt presses, gravity thickeners, augers, mixers, etc.Assists with evaluating the performance of mechanical equipment and conveyance systemsAssists with interpreting conformance of test procedures to "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater"Monitors Chemical Treatment Processes and make adjustments as directedAssists with handling material shipments and inventory, and locates spare parts from inventory systemAssists with overhauling specialty valves or swap out valves in the plantClimbs into basins to include 30-foot depths, using rigging equipment to lift equipmentAssists with conducting general plumbing repairs such as compression fitting replacement, pipe joining, and cutting for various pipe materialsAssists with making basic repairs to pneumatic and hydraulic control systems on valves andprocess equipmentUses TEAMS/CMMS to create record data from parameters gathered, work orders and other administrative tasks such as accessing backlog, adding material to work orders, and finding parts in WSSC Water warehousesOperates WSSC Water motor vehicles and other specialized equipment such as forklift and tractor, as requiredMaintains records, performs calculations, and assists in preparing reportsInspects motors for heat, noise, vibration and performs motor lubrication and cleaningCalibrates UV sensors, isolates UV reactors, and changes UV lamps and quartz sleevesUses the computer for data entry and process controlConducts proper operation of solids dewatering processes during off shiftsLevel I :
Performs periodic tests (and calculates daily averages) for chlorine, pH and turbidityAdjusts water treatment chemical dosages as directed by more senior O&M Technicians and records actionsDraws samples of water for laboratory analysis; performs routine chemical analyses of water undergoing treatment in accordance with regulatory requirementsUnloads and changes chlorine tanks; inspects chlorine building; connects cylinders to main manifold line and checks for leaksReceives and monitors chemical deliveries and interacts with delivery driver for water treatment chemicals, including polyaluminum chloride, hydrofluosilicic acid, sulfuric acid, lime, phosphoric acid, potassium permanganate, powdered activated carbon, ferric chloride, sodium carbonate, polymers, sulfur dioxide, and sodium bisulfiteMonitors raw, settled, filter effluent, treated water turbidity and filter backwash processesStarts and stops large pumpsMakes minor repairs to pumps and purification equipmentMaintains communication with control centerPerforms weekly and monthly preventive maintenance for process equipment, in accordance with established schedule including cleaning, lubrication, and oil/grease changesAssists in identifying factors that could cause water treatment process upsets, particularly during abnormal conditions.Level II:
Performs all entry-level and Level I functions noted aboveCoordinates work of and trains less experienced personnel during shift operations or during the performance of major tasksClosely monitors and controls water treatment processes and equipment through SCADA system Human Machine Interface (HMI)Coordinates water treatment chemical deliveries to ensure offloading to appropriate storage tanks with adequate capacities including such chemicals as polyaluminum chloride, hydrofluosilicic acid, sulfuric acid, lime phosphoric acid, potassium permanganate, powdered activated carbon, ferric chloride, sodium carbonate, polymers, sulfur dioxide and sodium bisulfiteOversees the unloading and change out of chlorine cylinders; inspects chlorine building; loads; connects cylinders to main manifold line and checks for leaks while ensuing appropriate safety equipment is in use at all timesTroubleshoots abnormal conveyance system and treatment process operations and conditionsPerforms preventive action to avoid process upsets caused by unusual circumstances, loss of power, and abnormal plant operationsLevel III:
Trains Level I and II Technicians in performing job related skillsAdjusts water treatment chemical dosages while giving appropriate consideration to both water quality and budgetary implicationsClosely monitors water treatment processes, trends and equipment through SCADA system Human Machine Interface (HMI) and anticipates water quality issues, making the necessary process adjustments to avert problemsOptimizes plant operations for efficient energy managementInstructs Level I & II Water O&M Technicians in operating practices and techniques, safety rules and accident prevention measuresDevelops facility operational procedures that avoid process upsets based on a variety of conditions and threatsFormulates procedures for assessment of Level I and Level II skills in the Career Ladder Program as directed and participates in the assessment of candidates for Level I and Level II skillsMay be required to act as the Section Manager in the event of the absence of the incumbentDrives a vehicle to conduct WSSC Water business.Other Functions
Entry Level:
Performs considerable amount of work outdoors in all types of weather including shoveling and plowing snowEnters and performs O&M tasks in confined spacesPerforms major housekeepingKeeps supervisors informed relative to facility statusPerforms other related duties as requiredLevel I :
Performs laboratory sampling, testing and analysis to ensure compliance with state and federal water quality standardsMaintains records, fills in reports; contributes to a daily log of plant operationsCleans intake with trash rakeConducts general plumbing repairs such as compression fitting replacement, pipe joining, and cutting for various pipe materialsOperates and maintains pumping stations with general understanding of pump and pump station configuration, lubrication, and equipmentMonitors disinfection processes, UV systems, chlorine system, and recognizes alarm conditionsCalibrates process control equipment and instrumentation such as lab equipment, pH meters, turbidity meters, chlorine analyzers, and DO metersOperates chemical feed system for coagulants and other chemical application systemsEnters data into computer to update records and uses the computer to aid in monitoring and controlling plant processesLevel II :
In the absence of the superintendent or the operator in charge, makes operational decisions based on directives from the superintendent, operator in charge or standard operating proceduresRegulates valves, observes flow gauges, and performs calculationsMaintains handwritten and computerized records, fills in reports, and keeps a daily log of plant operationsPerforms extensive repairs to pumps and purification equipment and repairs pneumatic and hydraulic control systemsOperates and maintains process control instrumentationOperates and troubleshoots process equipment for valve operation, pump start, backwash flow rates, and gravity filtersMonitors, calibrates and maintains chemical feed systems including disinfection processes, UV systems, chlorinators and chlorinator vacuum systemsUses TEAMS/CMMS to perform administrative tasks such as closing out work orders, maintenance and routine work requestsLevel III:
Maintains active communication with the Control Center particularly during atypical Plant or system operationOversees the effective operations of UV systems and ensures proper maintenance is performedVerifies sufficient UV reactors are in service both based on hydraulics and UV disinfection requirementsEnters data into computer to update records and uses the computerized SCADA system to monitor and control plant processesAnalyzes and prioritizes scheduled tasks for plant operationsPlans and leads special plant tours such as those for WSSC Water employees, elected officials, consultants for educational eventsWork Environment And Physical Demands
Must be able to do the following:
Climb ladders and elevated storage tanks, perform scaffolding, work in confined and elevated spaces, and descend undergroundLift objects up to 50 poundsDemonstrate normal color perception, hear audible alarms and sounds to detect abnormal equipment conditionsVisually inspect equipment and processes at anytime of the day or night (contact lenses are not permitted on the job)Effectively utilize appropriate safety equipment and proceduresWork with potential exposure to chemical, biological, electrical, thermal, noise, radioactive hazards and all weather conditionsRequired Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities
Entry Level:
Ability to follow verbal and written instructionsKnowledge of basic mathematics skills which include arithmetic functions, area calculationsand estimationAbility to use hand tools and power toolAbility to maintain clear written records of activities and effectively communicate informationverballyAbility to climb ladders, work in confined spaces, and work in elevated locationsAbility to lift a minimum of 50 pounds, and effectively utilize appropriate safety equipment and proceduresAbility to demonstrate normal color perception, hear audible alarms and detect abnormalequipment soundsAbility to visually inspect equipment and processes at any time of the day or nightAbility and willingness to learn processes and associated sciences (math, chemistry, biology)Ability to work independently and as a part of a teamBasic computer skills using Microsoft Word, Excel, OutlookAbility to enter plant process data into computer software.Level I :
Knowledge of water treatment process and procedures involving water quality issues, water characteristics, chemical handling, and operating conditionsAbility to understand the function and servicing of mechanical equipment, piping, valves and other related equipment used in the water treatment processAbility to understand and follow verbal and written instructionsAbility to recognize normal and abnormal conditions of equipment and processAbility to perform routine mathematical calculations and chemical analysisAbility to effectively convey information both verbally and in writing as well as maintain legible written recordsSkill in the use of tools and correcting minor operational problems in electrical and mechanical systems and equipmentKnowledge and understanding of drawings, schematics, specifications, and reference materialsBasic computer skills using Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and the ability to use enterprise computer programsLevel II
Extensive knowledge of water treatment process and procedures involving chemical dosing, water characteristics, and UV operationKnowledge of the function and servicing of mechanical equipmentAbility to gain knowledge of WSSC Water's Distribution System and the effect of abnormal conditions on the treatment plantAbility to understand and effectively give direction both verbally and writtenAbility to recognize normal and abnormal conditions of equipment and processAbility to perform routine mathematical calculations and chemical analysisAbility to generate reports and update station log books, diaries, and inspectionsAbility to effectively convey information both verbally and in writingAbility to demonstrate normal color perception, and to hear audible alarms and abnormal equipment noisesAbility to visually inspect equipment and processes any time of day or nightKnowledge of processes and associated sciences (math, chemistry, biology)Intermediate level proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and OutlookAbility to use enterprise computer programsLevel III:
Ability to quickly recognize and abate abnormal conditions for equipment and treatment processesAbility to perform non-routine mathematical calculations and chemical analysisAbility to write legibly and to maintain clear written recordsAbility to effectively give clear and concise information and direction verballyAbility to identify and manage emergency conditions within a major water plant and appropriately respond to conditions in the water distribution system that can impact the plantAbility and willingness to learn processes and associated sciences (math, chemistry, biology).Minimum Education, Experience Requirements
Entry-Level :
High School diploma (or equivalent)Level I:
High School diploma (or equivalent) and 1+ years experience servicing mechanical equipmentLevel II:
High School diploma (or equivalent)3+ years experience as an operator at a Water Treatment Class 4 Plant in Maryland or equivalent experience as an operator in another stateLevel III:
High School diploma (or equivalent)4+ years experience as an operator at a Water Treatment Class 4 Plant in Maryland or equivalent experience as an operator in another stateAdditional Requirements
Possession of a valid driver's license with no more than 4 points and the ability to obtain and maintain a WSSC Water driver's permit within 90 days of hire or transfer dateEmployees in this position are designated or considered emergency personnel; therefore, the employee must report to work as scheduled or as directed by their supervisor when WSSC Water declares an event that requires emergency personnel to report to workThis is a 24-hour operation, must be able to work off shiftsPreferences
College courses in chemistry, biology, mathematics or related subjectsMechanical and/or plumbing experienceExperience as a lead worker or shift supervisor
Salary$26.46 - $52.73 per hour
Posting Detail Information
EEO Statement
AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
It is the policy of the Commission to select new employees and to promote current employees without regard to race, sexual orientation, sex, religion, national origin, marital status, or handicap. The Commission does not discriminate against qualified individuals with a disability and will make reasonable accommodation for any disability that does not result in undue hardship for the Commission.
Close Date11/08/2024
Open Until FilledNo
Special Instructions to Applicants
Additional Information
All applicants selected will be subject to drug screening and a background check/verification.