About The Role

The Utilities Technician is responsible for the safe, reliable, and efficient operation, monitoring, inspection, and basic maintenance of company utility systems and equipment. The role supports the continuous operation of essential utilities, including water treatment, wastewater treatment, water supply, pumps, compressors, boilers, cooling systems, and other assigned utility systems, ensuring that operating parameters, equipment conditions, and utility quality requirements are maintained in accordance with established standards and procedures.

Key responsibilities

Operate and monitor assigned utility systems, including STP, WTP, pumps, blowers, compressors, boilers, cooling systems, and other plant utilities.

Perform routine start-up, shutdown, adjustment, and operational checks of utility equipment.

Monitor and record operating parameters such as flow, pressure, temperature, levels, pH, chemical dosing, and other applicable parameters.

Conduct routine inspection of utility equipment and identify abnormal conditions, leaks, unusual noise, vibration, or other equipment issues.

Perform required water/wastewater sampling, testing, and monitoring in accordance with established procedures.

Perform basic troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, cleaning, lubrication, adjustment, and minor repairs of utility equipment.

Assist maintenance personnel during equipment repair, inspection, testing, and servicing activities.

Monitor utility consumption and report abnormal usage or operating conditions.

Maintain accurate operating logs, inspection records, maintenance records, and utility reports.

Maintain cleanliness and good housekeeping of utility equipment and operating areas.

About You

Technical-Vocational course, Associate's Degree, or Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Environmental, or related field.

At least 2 years of relevant experience in utilities, water/wastewater treatment, or industrial plant operations.

Knowledge of STP, WTP, pumps, motors, blowers, compressors, boilers, cooling systems, and related utility equipment.

Basic knowledge of water/wastewater quality monitoring and sampling.

Basic electrical and mechanical troubleshooting skills.

Knowledge of preventive maintenance practices.

Ability to read basic equipment manuals, procedures, and technical diagrams.

Basic computer skills, particularly Microsoft Excel and Word.

Safety-conscious, proactive, responsible, and able to work effectively with a team.