Inspects, repairs and performs maintenance on a wide variety of engines, pumps, motors, bar screens, electrical breakers and controls, boilers, switches, chemical feeders, filters, disinfecting equipment, air compressors and related plant equipment; replaces worn parts including aerators, clarifiers, filters, bearings, packing, capacitors, seals, shafts and sleeves; performs pipe work for water and chemicals; performs welding; installs new equipment; checks grease charts and bearing temperatures to assure proper maintenance of equipment and engines; keeps records and makes reports; utilizes asset management software; oversees the work of skilled or unskilled helpers; assists in preparing long-term maintenance schedules and budgets; attends training as required. Examples of Equipment Essential to the Job: High and low voltage electrical equipment including measurement devices, hand tools, conduit and benders, fuses, radio telemetry, telephone, and control circuits, soldering iron, heat gun and shrink wrap; plumbing tools including pipe threader, torch, hand drill, pipe and chain wrenches, air gun, and pipe saws; safety equipment including masks, gloves, ground fault connector and gas monitor, and any other required PPE; welding equipment; basic carpentry tools; hand power tools: air-driven hammers, drills, etc.