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How to Apply for a Job with the Town of Fort Gibson or Fort Gibson Utilities

Disclaimer: Applications and/or resumes are accepted only for open and posted positions.

To submit in person: Print out application (PDF) and return to 200 W Poplar Fort Gibson, OK 74434

To submit online: Fill out application form online, save and email to the Town of Fort Gibson

THE TOWN OF FORT GIBSON IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER


 POSITION CLASSIFICATION: UTILITIES AUTHORITY LABORER

Typical Duties and Responsibilities:  Conducts all duties under the direct supervision of the Utilities Authority Foreman and/or Leadman; duties include but are not limited to: operation of light equipment and perform a variety of manual tasks; assist in construction and maintenance of streets, sewer lines and water lines; loads and unloads trucks; performs maintenance, cleaning, and repair of buildings; maintains and cleans municipal grounds; rotates with sanitation crew as necessary and assigned; responds to after-hours emergency calls; other duties as assigned.

Education:           High school diploma or GED.

Experience:         Good driving record (must have valid DL) and work history.

Knowledge:         Use of hand tools.

Skill:                         Operation of a Town-owned vehicle is required; perform manual labor under close supervision, which may include close supervision, which may include lifting of                                       up to 80 pounds.

Ability:                    Able to work independently; able to handle pressure situations; able and willing to work in all weather conditions,  including extreme heat and cold.

Preference:          Experience in light equipment operation and repair.

Pay Range:            $13.50/hr-$21.84/hr based on qualifications and experience.

MUST BE ABLE TO PASS A DRUG TEST.

NUMBER OF VACANCIES: 1      


IMMEDIATE JOB OPENING


POSITION CLASSIFICATION: WASTEWATER PLANT OPERATOR

Typical Duties and Responsibilities:

Under supervision of the Waste Water Treatment Plant Superintendent, monitors daily operation of treatment plant.  Performs all necessary or prescribed tests to guarantee proper plant operation and to insure proper standards of treatment.   Performs minor repairs and maintenance of plant, equipment, and grounds.  Prepares and keeps records of all reports for submission to state and federal agencies.  Keeps plant and grounds clean. Must possess a valid Drivers License issued by the State of Oklahoma.  Must be available to work nights and weekends as schedule and plant needs dictate.   Performs other duties as assigned.

Prefer applicant have at least a Class D Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Certification 

Education:      Capable of obtaining state certification as required.

Knowledge:     Wastewater plant operations and control equipment; posses a basic understanding of algebra and chemistry.

Skill:                     Read meters, gauges, scales; adjust equipment to control flow.

Ability:              Read and interpret meters, gauges, scales; calculate equipment, changes to control flow.