Pasadena, located on Deer Lake in Newfoundland and Labrador's Humber Valley, was once three communities, South Brook, Pasadena, and Midland. Today, its 4,000+ residents enjoy a rural lifestyle with full services, abundant green spaces, and a reputation as one of Canada's most desirable places to live. Close to both a regional airport and a major seaport, Pasadena offers the "best of both worlds", access to commercial and cultural amenities alongside a high quality of life.

We are seeking a Water/Wastewater Operator Class II to join our team.

Reporting to the Supervisor of Public Works, the Water/Wastewater Operator Class II is responsible for:

Technical inspection, operation, maintenance and repair of our water treatment and distribution systems Technical inspection, operation, maintenance and repair of our wastewater collection and treatment systems Performing and assisting in maintaining components of the water and wastewater systems, including pneumatic, electronic and hydraulic controls, water pumps, filtration systems, water reservoirs, chlorination and chemical treatment, sewage pumps and sewage pumping stations. Preforming regular water and sewer laboratory analysis and ensuring systems documentation and best practices are followed. Ensures services provided are in accordance with enforcement and regulatory procedures including occupational health and safety laws, policies, and procedures.

Qualifications

With your post secondary degree or college diploma in an environmental science/technician program you possess a minimum of five years of experience in a comparative field. Preferably with Level II water & wastewater treatment and distribution certifications, and one (1) or more years' experience working on public water and sewage systems; familiarity and use of computer systems and Microsoft office software; experience and certification as a water and/or sewage systems operator (minimum level 1 certification; water treatment; water distribution; wastewater collection); ability to communicate, understand, and effectively interact both verbally and written and to work in teams; ability to handle emergency situations, work under pressure and stress; knowledge of applicable Provincial and Federal codes, regulations and laws; knowledge of work practices and methods applicable to a municipal setting including public works and Council policies; knowledge of occupational hazards and strict compliance with applicable safety practices, policies and procedures; flexibility to work weekends and overtime hours. A condition of employment for current level I certified applicants will be to certify to level II water and wastewater treatment and distribution certifications within one year of employment.

$34.93 per hour (Level II) based on a 40-hour work week. Applicable employer pension plan, group benefits plan, wellness benefit, annual leave, sick leave, observed holidays, and five floater days for personal days off.

Applicants should submit a detailed resume, including cover letter and references, which reflects their knowledge, skills and abilities relevant to the position. This position will remain open until filled.

Human Resources Competition #2026-02

Town of Pasadena

18 Tenth Avenue

Pasadena, NL A0L 1K0

Email: hr@pasadena.ca

The Town of Pasadena is an inclusive employer and invites applications from all qualified individuals. We thank all applicants in advance for their interest; however, only those selected for further consideration will be contacted. If you are unsuccessful, please accept our appreciation for your interest. This position is restricted to those legally entitled to work in Canada.

About Town Of Pasadena

The Town of Pasadena is located on the shores of Deer Lake in the the Humber Valley on the West Coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Town formerly consisted of three (3) separate communities: South Brook, Pasadena, and Midland.

Pasadena residents enjoy a rural lifestyle with access to a full range of services. The community is known for maintaining an attractive Town with abundant green spaces, flower gardens and tree growth. Pasadena has been recognized by a leading national magazine as one of the ten (10) most desirable places in Canada to live. With a population of 3,620, this growingcommunity is increasingly viewed as a very desirable place to live and to conduct business.

Within a few minutes from Pasadena one can access a regional airport and a major shipping and distribution seaport. Pasadena indeed offers the "best of both worlds", access to full commercial and cultural activities and at the end of the day, a residential community with a high quality of life.

Come join our team!