Service Maintenance Construction

Title: Service Maintenance Construction

Updated: February 2026

Reports to: Water Construction Crew Lead

Group/Department: Water Operations

Labor Category: Union, Non‑exempt

Wage: $22.953-$31.879 per hour

Works on water construction and, where required, will maintain, repair, and install water system components. Has knowledge of commonly used concepts, practices, and procedures set forth by the American Water Works Association industry standards in maintaining and operating a water production and distribution system. Processes incoming service orders within a 24‑hour time period.

• Advanced knowledge and use of instrumentation equipment and computer software such as MS Office Programs.
• Ability to operate large machinery, backhoe, dump truck and excavator.
• Ability to operate video and television monitoring equipment to perform diagnostics on water lines.
• Ability to use a high‑pressure vacuum cleaner.
• Heavy pipe construction equipment operation experience.
• Multi‑task oriented and ability to set priorities.
• Well organized, accurate, and attentive to detail.
• Ability to work as part of a team or individually.
• Ability to maintain professional demeanor when answering customer inquiries.
• Demonstrated customer service experience.
• Demonstrated oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to lift, on average, 30‑50 lbs. daily.
• Support and promote Magna Water District Vision Statement, Mission Statement and Guiding Principles.

• Graduation from high school or G.E.D.; and/or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Wastewater sampling and testing experience.
• One year of water utility service maintenance experience or in a related field.
• Heavy pipe construction equipment operation experience.

• Valid Utah Class D driver's license.
• Commercial Driver's License Class A tanker endorsement preferred, or to obtain the CDL within 90 days.
• Water Operator Certification Grade I within one year.
• Water Operator Certification Grade II within two years.
• Water Operator Certification Grade III within four years.
• Water Operator Certification Grade IV within six years.

• Requires a working knowledge of the district's products and services; knowledge of short‑range technical plans; basic knowledge of overall strategic long‑range plans.