Water Source Tech

Water Source Tech I – Roosevelt City, Utah

Join our welcoming, service-oriented municipal team as a Water Source Tech I, supporting the safe and reliable delivery of water across Roosevelt City. Enjoy a collaborative environment, a culture built on integrity and community pride, and a competitive pay structure designed to reward growth and commitment.

Roosevelt City is known for its pioneering spirit, beautiful landscapes, and community-focused mission. As a Water Source Tech I, you'll join a team dedicated to public health, operational excellence, and the long‑term sustainability of the City's water systems. This role allows you to directly impact the daily lives of residents while developing valuable technical skills in a supportive, growth‑minded department.

A typical day as a Water Source Tech I involves hands‑on fieldwork supporting the operation and maintenance of the City's culinary and secondary water systems. You may monitor wells, tanks, pump houses, and SCADA telemetry; perform water sampling and testing; maintain chlorine dosing equipment; troubleshoot leaks or frozen lines; and repair meters using auto‑read and auto‑view technology. As a Water Source Tech I, you'll help ensure proper water pressure and flow, track system performance, respond to work orders, and assist in regulatory compliance activities such as the Health Department Sanitation Survey.

Every day brings new challenges and opportunities to learn.

The Water Source Tech I role is full‑time and may require working outdoors year‑round, responding to after‑hours needs, and participating in the on‑call rotation to support continual system reliability. Roosevelt City values work‑life balance while ensuring dependable water service for the community.

To be successful as a Water Source Tech I, candidates must have a high school diploma and at least two years of experience related to water system operations, construction, maintenance, or equipment operation—or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Knowledge of SCADA systems, water distribution methods, and construction techniques is beneficial. A Water Source Tech I must communicate effectively, maintain accurate documentation, work well with teams and the public, and may be required to obtain confined space certification.

Physical ability to lift, climb, and work in outdoor environments is essential.

If you're ready to make a meaningful impact as a Water Source Tech I, we invite you to apply today through our quick, 3‑minute application process. Answer a few simple questions, submit your application, and take the first step toward joining a dedicated team committed to keeping Roosevelt City's water systems safe, reliable, and thriving.

We look forward to receiving your application and potentially welcoming you as our next Water Source Tech I!