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When you work in Water Resources, you work with a group of highly-trained professionals dedicated to delivering clean, safe and reliable water services to the community.
Job Spotlight - Water Resources Operator II Water Operators help manage the complex daily operations of Mesa's potable drinking water treatment plants to provide safe and reliable drinking water to the community. They maintain equipment and monitor processes as water moves through the treatment and distribution cycles.
Some of the advantages are:
From high school graduate to advanced degrees, careers in water are available to job seekers with a variety of skill levels and education. Some areas where you can work in water are:
These are just a few. For more, view our Job Descriptions list and filter by Water Resources Department (please note these are not currently open positions).
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Yes! Not because the jobs aren't amazing, but because many people aren't familiar with the water industry and don't have the skills and training needed to fill our open positions.
See current job openings and read the minimum qualifications. Ask yourself if your skills match, if not, what is needed to fill those skill gaps.
Current job openings
Yes. Water and Wastewater Plant Operator Trainee positions, along with other temporary employment opportunities, are available throughout the year. These positions provide an opportunity to gain hands-on experience and develop the skills needed for a career in water or wastewater operations.
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