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CITY OF COLTON WASTEWATER EQUIPMENT MECHANIC I/II DEFINITION: Under the general supervision of the Wastewater Utilities Manager and Wastewater Utilities Supervisor, performs the full array of duties assigned including performing maintenance schedules and the repair, overhaul and installation of wastewater facilities equipment and machinery. DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS: Wastewater Eauiament Mechanic II The Wastewater Equipment Mechanic H is the journey level class responsible for preventive scheduled maintenance and the mechanical repair and installation of wastewater treatment plant and facilities machinery and equipment. This classification is distinguished from the next lower classification of the Mechanic series by the performance of the more complex repairs and the full array of duties associate with the series. Incumbents in this position may be required to work holidays, evenings and weekends and be on-call for 24-hour shifts as needed. Wastewater Eguiament Mechanic I The Wastewater Equipment Mechanic I is the entry level class within the Wastewater Equipment Mechanic series and is expected to learn and perform assigned duties and responsibilities. Incumbents within this classification initially perform routine and less complex duties and responsibilities and steadily receive more complex duties and responsibilities as experience is gained. This classification is distinguished from the higher level classification of Wastewater Equipment Mechanic II in that it is expected to perform assigned duties under direct supervision as they learn their positions. In that this is a learning classification, typically incumbents can reasonably expect to progress to the higher level classification of Wastewater Equipment Mechanic II after gaining two years of experience in wastewater treatment facilities equipment repair and maintenance. Note: Incumbents in this classification are subject to the Alcohol/Drug Testing requirements of the Department of Transportation. SUPERVISION EXERCISED: Wastewater Eauinment Mechanic II Exercises technical and functional supervision over lower level wastewater utilities maintenance staff and Wastewater Equipment Mechanic I class. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: (include but are not limited to the following) • Performs the full array of duties assigned to classes in the Equipment Mechanic series including maintenance schedules, small and large repair projects and installation of associated machinery which includes adjusting, lubricating, aligning, troubleshooting equipment problems and repairing as appropriate. • Performs daily rounds and keeps daily log of equipment functions; develops and performs scheduled maintenance on machinery including lift stations pumps, piping and equipment, submersible pumps, electric and gas driven motors, control systems, cooling systems, gear drives, generators, low-pressure blowers, compressors, air control systems, boosters, valves, digester units and chlorination and SO2 units.