Water Monitor (Seasonal)

About the Role

Water Monitors serve as direct representatives of the Town and Castle Rock Water and at times, interact directly with the public to ensure that outdoor water use is being done correctly and in accordance with Town requirements. It is a good opportunity to gain experience in the water industry or for individuals looking for a meaningful part-time position which supports resource management within the Castle Rock community.

Responsibilities

• Ability to safely operate Town owned vehicles
• Ability to efficiently navigate Castle Rock Water service areas
• Primarily work alone, while effectively communicating with their supervisor and others to coordinate schedules and location coverage
• Ensure compliance of watering schedules for residential and non-residential customers
• Identify instances of water-waste if found and document location, time and circumstances
• Provide excellent customer service by informing residents when appropriate and issuing water violations as necessary
• Keep accurate records by entering data in violations in the appropriate software
• Maintain a respectful, composed presence in the field while representing the Town and Castle Rock Water.
• Weekend work may be required on a case by case basis.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent
• Valid Colorado Driver's License
• Accountability for behavior, work products, successes and failures
• Integrity, honesty and a high standard of conduct and professionalism
• Ability to adapt and be open to change
• Be able to work as a team toward common goals in the spirit of cooperation
• Be respectful of others
• Encourage creativity and innovation
• Recognize and celebrate accomplishments
• Support the balance between professional and personal life
• Practice responsible care for our resources, assets, and environment
• Provide exceptional public service to internal and external customers
• The ability to operate and care for Town equipment including vehicles, I-Pad and I-Phone;
• Have basic understanding of irrigation system operations.
• Have the ability to receive, understand and implement basic safety procedures.
• Be able to navigate software including Mcare and Northstar programming for logging violations.

Compensation

• $16.88 USD to $22.79 USD

Benefits

• Free membership to Miller Activity Complex (MAC) or Recreation Center
• Public Service Student Loan Forgiveness eligible
• Public Employees' Retirement Association (PERA) retirement plan with employer contribution
• Career Advancement Programs
• Competitive total compensation with benefits package