About the Role: The Environmental Operator plays a critical role in maintaining and monitoring environmental systems to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and promote sustainable practices. This position involves operating and maintaining equipment that manages air, water, and soil quality, as well as conducting routine inspections and sampling to detect potential environmental hazards. The Environmental Operator collaborates with environmental scientists and engineers to implement corrective actions and optimize system performance. This role requires a proactive approach to identifying environmental risks and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives. Ultimately, the Environmental Operator helps safeguard public health and the environment by ensuring operational excellence and adherence to environmental policies. Minimum Qualifications: • High school diploma or equivalent. • Valid certification or license relevant to environmental operations (e.g., Water Treatment Operator Certification). • Basic knowledge of environmental regulations and safety protocols. • Ability to operate and troubleshoot environmental monitoring and treatment equipment. • Strong attention to detail and ability to follow technical procedures. Preferred Qualifications: • Post-secondary education in environmental science, engineering technology, or a related field. • Experience with data management software and environmental reporting tools. • Familiarity with occupational health and safety standards. • Previous experience working in environmental operations or a related industry. • Strong communication skills for effective collaboration and reporting. Responsibilities: • Operate and maintain environmental control equipment such as water treatment plants, air filtration systems, and waste management facilities. • Conduct regular inspections and collect samples of air, water, and soil to monitor environmental quality and compliance with regulations. • Record and analyze operational data, prepare reports, and communicate findings to supervisors and regulatory agencies. • Respond promptly to equipment malfunctions or environmental incidents, implementing corrective measures as necessary. • Collaborate with environmental teams to support audits, environmental impact assessments, and sustainability projects. Skills: The Environmental Operator uses technical skills daily to operate and maintain complex environmental systems, ensuring they function efficiently and safely. Analytical skills are essential for interpreting data from environmental samples and equipment readings to identify trends or issues. Problem-solving skills enable the operator to quickly address equipment failures or environmental concerns, minimizing impact. Communication skills are important for documenting findings clearly and coordinating with team members and regulatory bodies. Additionally, knowledge of environmental regulations and safety standards guides the operator in maintaining compliance and promoting best practices.