AeroCareers Job Posting: St. George,UT,USA-based Water System Operator-Quick Hire! Opening at Washington City. This is a Full Time role in St. George, UT, USA, UT. Salary: $41,922 - $61,316.

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St. George,UT,USA-based Water System Operator-Quick Hire! Opening

Posted on October 24, 2025

St. George, UT, USA, UT Full Time $41,922 - $61,316

Opportunity in St. George, UT, USA

Role in St. George, UT, USA: Water System Operator - Quick Hire! Hiring Organization: Washington City Based in: St. George, UT, USA, UT (our main St. George, UT, USA branch)

Compensation: $41.9k-$61.3k/Year (approx. $24/Hour) Benefits: Eligible team members receive standard benefits. Clear growth pathways at our St. George, UT, USA office.

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Apply your your professional skills skills at our St. George, UT, USA location.

  • This St. George, UT, USA-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
  • Our Washington City team in St. George, UT, USA, UT is growing.
  • Benefit from working in St. George, UT, USA, a key hub for the a dynamic industry.


Washington City Public Works Department - Operations Division is responsible for maintaining and ensuring the integrity of the city's potable and non-potable water systems. As part of a government agency, Washington City focuses on providing high-quality water service to its residents and businesses, maintaining infrastructure, and safeguarding public health through rigorous water system operations. The Public Works Department handles a variety of critical tasks including construction, installation, maintenance, and repair of water systems, which are essential to the city's day-to-day functioning and long-term sustainability. Washington City values commitment, professionalism, and technical proficiency in its workforce and offers competitive salary ranges for Operators at different levels, reflecting the experience and skills required. Salaries offered for the Water System Operator positions range from $41,922 for Operator 1 to $61,316 for Operator 4, with lateral pay consideration based on experience. The role of a Water System Operator at Washington City demands performing a variety of entry and semi-skilled duties associated with the construction and maintenance of water service infrastructure. Reporting primarily to the Water System Supervisor or Treatment Supervisor, operators may receive more direct supervision from more senior Water System Operators during training or on specialized projects. This role requires hands-on operation of a wide range of equipment such as rollers, compactors, trenching equipment, and various hand and power tools. Operators are responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining water lines, meters, fire hydrants, pumps, and other water system components. They also conduct water sampling for laboratory testing and ensure proper chemical levels for safe water distribution. Safety procedures are critical, as operators often work in public-facing environments and handle heavy machinery under varied weather conditions. Attention to detail, ability to perform physical labor, and effective communication skills are essential to succeed in this dynamically demanding but rewarding position. Benefits include comprehensive healthcare with no out-of-pocket costs for employees, dental and vision coverage, life insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off, starting from the very first day of employment. Washington City is an equal opportunity employer committed to upholding fair employment practices without discrimination.
  • Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
  • at least one year of general work experience in related duties or equivalent education and experience combination
  • valid commercial driver’s license
  • ability to lift 50 to 75 pounds
  • willingness to work on-call and 24-hour standby
  • must become a certified flagger within 12 months
  • must become a certified state Water System Operator Level I within 12 months
  • comply with job safety and operational guidelines
  • ability to work under physical strain and varying weather conditions