Public Works Utility Worker

Public Works Utility Worker

City of Warrenton Public Works Department is accepting applications for a Utility Worker I or II, depending on qualifications and experience.

UTILITY WORKER I

Salary range 17: $3,419.99-$4,157.02 monthly.  An AFSCME union position w/excellent benefits including PERS/OPSRP, Medical, Life and AD&D insurance, paid vacation, holidays and sick leave. City pays employee portion of PERS/OPSRP.

UTILITY WORKER I MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Mandatory qualifications include graduation from high school or equivalent, and possession of valid driver’s license with the ability to obtain a commercial driver’s license within 6 months of employment. Must have minimum of 1 year of construction maintenance experience in water, sewer, streets, or stormwater utilities or equivalent.

UTILITY WORKER II

The salary is range 19: $3,774.17-$4,587.53 monthly.  This is an AFSCME union position with excellent benefits including PERS/OPSRP, Medical, Life and AD&D insurance, paid vacation, holidays and sick leave. City pays employee portion of PERS/OPSRP.

UTILITY WORKER II MINIMUM  QUALIFICATIONS: Mandatory qualifications include graduation from high school or equivalent, and possession of valid class A commercial driver’s license. A certificate in water distribution or water treatment or sewer collections or sewer treatment. Three years of experience in operation of heavy construction equipment. Two years of experience as a Utility Worker I may substitute for the heavy construction experience.

Resume and application are required. Application packets are available at Warrenton Public Works office, 45 SW 2nd Street, Warrenton Or, 97146. They can be returned there or emailed to publicworks@ci.warrenton.or.us

Submitted application must clearly show how the candidate meets the minimum qualifications and the items listed for an ideal candidate. Finalist are required to perform a in person practical skills test prior to receiving a formal offer.

Open until filled. First review 5/17/2023 “EOE”