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Employment Opportunities
| Posted April 12, 2008

Mueller Company – Sales Trainee Opening - Water Products Division
Salary Range: $30,000 - $35,000/year with Defined Promotion Path!
Mueller Company (Mueller Co.), the nation's leading manufacturer of flow
control devices for the water and gas distribution industries, has an
immediate entry-level opening in our Water Products Division for a Sales
Trainee.
NOTE: Training for this position will take place in Decatur, Illinois. After
the Sales Trainee successfully completes training and a sales territory
opens, the person in this trainee position will be required to relocate
within an open sales territory to accept a Sales Representative position.
The sales territory may be located anywhere in the continental United
States. Training is expected to last approximately 12 months, but may be
shortened or extended based on trainee competency, availability of an open
sales territory, or changing business conditions. After completion of
training, relocation to an open sales territory is required.
Duties will include, but not be limited to, the following:
- Gain significant knowledge of Mueller Water products by studying
training/operation manuals, training scripts, performing operations in
training room, and attending training seminars.
- Travel extensively with Mueller Sales & Products personnel to gain
knowledge of Water Division products, related industries, and
responsibilities associated with sales of Mueller Company products.
- Extensive travel throughout the United States will take place
between the months of May and November on the Mueller training van.
- Present product demonstrations to end-users and distributors.
- Conduct/Assist in-house training sessions.
- Set up and take down of product displays.
- Prepare for the role of outside Sales Representative (assuming
successful completion of training).
Required Qualifications:
- Ability and willingness to relocate to open sales territory anywhere
in the continental United States after completion of sales training.
- Ability to travel up to 75% of work schedule during training as well
as after promotion to sales representative position (assuming successful
completion of training).
- Ability and willingness to travel via truck or plane
- Valid driver’s license with a clear motor vehicle report (MVR)
- Intermediate computer experience with particular proficiency in
Microsoft Word, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint programs.
- High level of outgoing interpersonal skills and ability to
communicate effectively.
- Comfortable with public speaking engagements and the ability to
deliver presentations to large (30+) groups of customers and other
external contacts. Have ability to stand and give presentations for
extended periods of time.
- Must be able to lift in excess of 40 lbs. to maneuver products
during demonstrations.
Desired Qualifications:
- Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree with a major in Business,
Engineering, or Communications.
(Spring 2008 graduates are welcome to apply.)
- Previous sales experience.
- Demonstrated organizational and time management skills.
- Mechanical aptitude.
Applicants not meeting the “Required Qualifications” above will not be
considered for these positions. Mueller encourages only those applicants
with a strong match to the items listed above to apply.
During sales training, primary work hours will be Monday through Friday.
Regular start time will be between 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. with an end time between
4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Overtime may be required on a frequent basis, particularly
while traveling. (The Sales Trainee position is non-exempt and eligible for
overtime pay.)
A small relocation assistance package will be offered for the Sales Trainee
position. Once sales training has been successfully completed and a sales
territory opens, the full Mueller Company relocation assistance package will
be offered for relocation to the open sales territory.
Resumes will be accepted through April 30, 2008. Please mail your resume and
cover letter to:
Travis Banfield
Mueller Company
500 West Eldorado Street
Decatur, IL 62522
No phone calls, emails, or other contact will be acknowledged for this
position. Mueller Company will contact desired applicants to proceed in the
hiring process as positions become available. Please do not contact Mueller
regarding the status of your application.
Mueller Company offers an excellent salary and benefits package. Current
benefit offerings include: medical and dental insurance, 401K plan with
company match, Employee Stock Purchase Plan program, short-term disability
benefits, vacation, tuition reimbursement program, company-provided life
insurance, long-term disability and supplement insurance at group rates, and
much more.
Mueller Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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| Posted April 12, 2008 The Indiana Finance
Authority - State Revolving Fund Loan Program is seeking a senior engineer
to join our team. If you know anyone that might be interested, please have
them visit our website where the position is posted.
http://www.in.gov/ifa/srf/3255.htm
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| Posted February 1, 2008
Position:
Plant Superintendant
Department:
Greentown Wastewater Facility
Work Schedule:
As assigned, Full Time
Location:
Greentown, IN
Contact:
Please submit resume to Greentown Utilities, PO Box 247, Greentown, IN 46936
The Town of Greentown,
Indiana is seeking a qualified Plant Superintendant for overseeing the
operation of our facility. Job responsibilities include, but are not
limited to, the monitoring and managing of the treatment plant processes,
tank maintenance, laboratory analysis of the activated sludge process, and
the maintenance of the collection system.
Duties:
The Plant
Superintendant will be responsible for monitoring performance of all
wastewater treatment plant equipment, including
checking/adjusting/calibrating control equipment and testing ammonia levels
daily as scheduled, recording data, such as sludge, effluent and raw sewage
flows, wet well levels, and tank conditions. In addition, they will:
- Repairs/maintains
equipment according to schedule or as needed, such as pumping out
primary tanks, decanting tanks, maintaining boat clarifier, hosing walls
and tanks, removing/cleaning debris and lubricating parts.
- Repairs/replaces
pumps, motors, filters, aerators, heaters, switches as needed.
- Assists in
monitoring and maintaining lift station, including operating pumps and
valves to control/adjust flow and treatment process, removing excess
grease, operating reset buttons in control boxes, replacing pump floats,
and pulling/repairing/replacing pumps.
- Assists in
collecting and preparing wastewater samples for analysis in accordance
with all local, Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM)
and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requirements.
- Assists in
responding to complaints, inquiries and requests as assigned, such as
sewer back-ups, flooding, sewer odors, and lift station alarms,
including inspecting sites, identifying source of problem and reporting
issues to the Town Council.
- Frequently
inspects manholes, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer for proper
functioning.
- Performs various
tests to locate leaking or damaged pipes, such as smoke and dye test.
- Performs labor
and operates various vehicles, tools, and equipment as part of a work
crew in constructing and maintaining collection system lines, such as
cutting pavement, digging ditches, and cutting, fitting, installing,
tapping, repairing and replacing pipes, gates and fittings.
- Assists in
ordering parts and supplies, including researching availability,
obtaining price quotations and placing orders as approved by Town
Council.
- Serves on 24-hour
call for emergencies as part of a rotating on call schedule.
Skills and
Knowledge:
High School Diploma or
GED, with experience in wastewater utility and/or collection systems
preferred.
- Ability to meet
applicable requirements of IDEM.
- Prefer Class 2
wastewater license, Class 1 minimum required
- Ability to learn
how to make practical application of Department and OSHA safety policies
and procedures, and ability to perform basic plumbing and electrical
repairs and properly operate a variety of hand and power tools.
- Ability to learn
how to make practical application of state and EPA wastewater treatment
regulations and standard laboratory procedures, and ability to properly
operate various laboratory sampling and testing equipment.
- Ability to pass a
pre-employment physical and drug screen.
- Ability to learn
how to properly use department computerized equipment including general
office applications.
- Ability to
effectively communicate and cooperate with co-workers, other Town
departments and the public as required.
- Ability to
occasionally work extended, weekend and/or evening hours, and
occasionally travel out of town for training.
- Possession of a
valid Indiana driver’s license, a demonstrated safe driving record and
must remain insurable.
Working
Conditions:
Incumbent performs
duties in a wastewater treatment plant, vehicle and outdoors involving
exposure to blood borne pathogens and other infectious materials, traffic,
noise, grease, dirt, dust, vehicle and methane fumes, chemicals, extreme
temperatures and inclement weather. Incumbent occasionally works on ladders
and in confined areas, such as manholes and pipes. Safety precautions must
be followed at all times to avoid injury to self and others.
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Posted January 30, 2008
The
State Revolving Fund (“SRF”) Loan Program and the Indiana Brownfields
Program (“Brownfields Program”) seek a joint summer intern to provide
assistance to complete the 2008 Clean Water Needs Survey (“Needs Survey”),
and update a Return on Investment (“ROI Project”). For more information
about the Programs and the Needs Survey see:
www.in.gov/ifa and
www.epa.gov/cwns
Title of the position: SRF/Brownfields
Special Projects Intern
Hiring Agency: Indiana Finance
Authority (“IFA”)
The IFA administers two environmental programs: the
State Revolving Fund Loan Program and the Indiana Brownfields Program.
The mission of the State Revolving Fund Loan Programs
is to provide low-cost financial assistance in order to construct necessary
and environmentally sound drinking water and wastewater infrastructure; to
facilitate statewide compliance with state and federal drinking water and
waster quality standards; to maintain a fiscally self-sufficient program as
a continuing source of funding for improvement and protection of public
health and water quality; and to conduct any other activity permitted by the
Safe Drinking Water Act or the Clean Water Act.
The Indiana Brownfields Program encourages and assists
investment in the redevelopment of brownfield properties by helping
communities via educational, financial, technical and legal assistance to
identify and mitigate environmental barriers that impede local economic
growth.
Reports to: SRF Technical Review
Manager and Brownfields Technical Review Coordinator
Primary Responsibility: Provide
assistance to IFA staff to complete the SRF Needs Survey and the Brownfields
Program ROI Project.
Key Areas of Responsibility:
- Provide technical assistance to complete the Needs
Survey – assist systems in the completion of the Needs Survey by
conducting phone interviews and follow-up communication.
- Assist staff with the analysis and entry of Needs
Survey data.
- Assist SRF Engineers to complete special projects.
- Travel to various brownfield sites statewide.
- Communicate with local government representatives.
- Assist with gathering ROI Project data and
entering data into an existing database and/or database development.
- May include data analysis and reporting for the
ROI Project, depending on experience.
- Assist with the drafting of the Brownfields
Program training manual/ reference guide for its project managers.
- Assist the Brownfields Program’s EPA Liaison/
Outreach Coordinator on a variety of research projects.
Consults with:
Directly reports to the SRF Program Administrator and
the Brownfields Program Technical Review Coordinator. Consult with staff
including engineers, administrators, and field inspectors.
Term of Employment:
May 1, 2008 – August 31, 2008 with possible extension
37.5 hours per week
Hourly wage $12-15 per hour
Qualifications:
- Knowledge of wastewater infrastructure.
- Knowledge of Clean Water Act regulations.
- Familiarity with terminology related to
remediation of contaminated property.
- Ability to communicate with local government
representatives, including but not limited to, water system
superintendents, operators, engineers and other utility personnel about
wastewater infrastructure, and city planners and economic development
officials.
- Well organized.
- Ability to use Microsoft Word, Excel, and
databases (e.g., Access).
To apply, send interest letter and resume to:
Bill Harkins
Technical
Review Manager
State Revolving
Fund
100 N. Senate
Ave. Rm. 1275
Indianapolis,
IN 46204
For more
information regarding this position contact:
Sue Overstreet
soverstreet@ifa.in.gov
317.234.4293
Applications will be accepted until March 15, 2008.
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| Posted January 22, 2008 Water Superintendent
Tipton Municipal Utilities
Tipton, Indiana
Tipton Utilities (Tipton, Indiana) is seeking qualified candidates for the
position of Water Treatment Plant and Distribution System Superintendent.
The Superintendent reports directly to the Utility Manager of Tipton
Utilities. Five (5) subordinates report to this position. The Superintendent
serves as the Operator in direct or responsible charge of the Water
Treatment Plant and associated Distribution System and is responsible for
the day-to-day administration, operation, and maintenance of the Tipton
Water Treatment Plant and Distribution System.
Minimum Qualifications: Possession of a valid Water Distribution System
Operator license (Grade DS or higher), a Water Treatment Plant Operator
license (Grade WT3 or higher), and an Indiana CDL (Class B) driver’s
license. Candidate should have extensive knowledge and experience related to
the regulations, operations, repairs and construction activities for a Water
Treatment Plant and Distribution System. A minimum of a high school
education (or equivalent) and any combination of experience and training
that would provide the necessary knowledge and qualifications requested.
Competitive benefits. Salary is negotiable based on the candidate’s
qualifications. Tipton Municipal Utilities is an equal opportunity employer.
Resumes must be received no later than January 31, 2008. A complete
job description is available upon request.
Reply to:
Tipton Municipal Utilities
c/o David Reep, Utility Manager
113 Court Street; P.O. Box 288
Tipton, Indiana 46072
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If you have an employment opportunity please send the
information to
info@indianaruralwater.org.
Seeking Employment
| Posted April 12, 2008 David Hoesman
317-706-9656
Seeking a position in Central Indiana. I offer the following:
--- 18 years of utility experience
--- WT3, DSL, and Back Flow Certifications
--- Water treatment plant operations and some well work and pump repairs
--- Minimal sanitary experience
--- 5 years of estimating / project management experience
--- Bachelor of Science in Business Management
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| Posted September 3, 2007 Jerry Crohn
710 Roosevelt Street
Plainfield, IN 46168
(317) 839-0355
sharoncrohn@att.net
I am currently seeking a position within the State of Indiana as a Pump
Technician. I have recently left the company in which I worked 18 years and
am currently employed working at a Waste Water Treatment Facility within the
collections department. I have 18 years experience as a dewatering
municipality pump mechanic. I can repair nearly every type made. I am hoping
to obtain a position within a company or facility where I can apply myself
within the field I am most talented and challenged. Please feel free to call
me at the above phone number after 4:30 pm or email me.
Resume
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| Posted August 18, 2007 Dennis Shoulders
1055 Lakeside Drive
Hobart, Indiana 46342
(219) 940-3616
pdshoulders@comcast.net
I am hopeful you will consider my resume for any current or future openings
you may have in the area of WWTP.
As you will see on my resume, I am a dependable worker with a solid work
history. As an Independent Contractor, I operated a dewatering belt press
with an average production rate of 60 gallons per minute. In my most recent
position of Operations Manager / Sludge Technician at Atlantic Dewatering, I
enjoyed stepping into a management role and have gained much from that
experience.
I recently moved back to Indiana from the Raleigh/Durham area and am
looking for a long-term position. I hope to discuss any possible positions
with you further and I can be reached at the above phone number. Thank you
for your time and consideration.
Resume
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If you are looking for a career change please
send your information to info@indianaruralwater.org.
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