Do you live in or near north-central Texas? We are taking an application for a commercial diver to join our potable water dive team. Extra points if you have any experience working for a water utilities. We are also taking applications for a water tank inspection technician. Experience working in the water utilities or regulatory industry is required. Both positions require current physical and the ability to safely climb water storage tanks and towers. Travel is required typically 3-4 days a week. Starting pay is $120 to $160 per day (about $16 to $20 per hour). We work year-round, great entry-level diver position Email Resumes & Dive School Certificate to: perrinsales@gmail.com
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Potable WATER TANK INSPECTOR WANTED EXPERIENCED DIVER ALSO NEEDED.
ESTABLISHED WATER TANK AND TOWER INSPECTION AND CLEANING COMPANY is seeking a commercial diver. Good criminal history and driving record are required. PAID- Out-of-town travel is required on both positions (typically 4-5 days per week).
Line Air Dive Training is Required. Commercial Diver Experience is preferred. Fall protection and confined space training are required and may be provided free of charge for the right individual. CURRENT SCUBA, CPR Certification, and recent diving physical are required, preference is given to ADCI Certified Diver.
We also currently have a TANK INSPECTOR Position open. Must be able to climb water tanks and water towers. We will train, and you will learn how to inspect water tanks with remote video cameras, and remotely operated vehicles (ROV). We will also train you on how to clean water tanks with an underwater robot. Will also be working with the dive crew as needed.
Top PAY for the experience. E-mail resume with salary history.
Key Responsibilities: Work underwater and above water with a Dive Team of 3 – 4 commercially certified divers. Efficiently and effectively perform water tank and tower inspections and the removal of tank sediment from the floor of water storage tanks. Must be able to climb 100-200 foot ladders. Must be fit and able to carry gear bags up to 80 pounds.
Working Conditions:
Love of working outdoors is essential and the willingness to work in bad weather conditions. (i.e. rain, high humidity, and heat).
Required to work a minimum of 35 hours per week for FT position. Able to work occasional weekends and overtime as needed.
Employment is year-round. Pay based on experience. Pre-employment drug screening is required. This position requires frequent out-of-town travel, paid by the company (from Fort Worth, Texas). Please e-mail resume and use “Resume” in the subject line.
ESTABLISHED WATER TANK AND TOWER INSPECTION AND CLEANING COMPANY is seeking a commercial diver. CURRENT SCUBA certification and recent diving physical is required, preference given to ADC certified line air divers. We have a full time opening working out of our Main Office in Ft Worth, Tx. This position requires frequent out of town travel (2-5 days a week, often work on a 4 day work week with 3 days off). A valid Drivers license and good driving record is required. For additional information and application see: http://www.ronperrin.com/employment.htm. FOR INTERVIEW Call our Office Manager Debi at 817-377-4899.
Our company can help your Florida Utility meet the requirements for water tank inspection and cleaning under 62-555.350 with no or little disruption in your water service. For more information see our main web page at http://www.ronperrin.com for a free quote call 888-481-1768 or fax a list of your tanks to 817-246-1740. The Florida standard is the most aggressive in the country requiring all potable water storage tanks to be cleaned and inspected by a licensed Florida P.E. at least once every five years. The rule also requires some tanks at water processing plants to be cleaned every year. Read more here: 62-555.350 Operation and Maintenance of Public Water Systems. (1) Suppliers of water shall operate and maintain their public water systems so as to comply with applicable standards in Chapter 62-550, F.A.C., and requirements in this chapter. (2) Suppliers of water shall keep all necessary public water system components in operation and shall maintain such components in good operating condition so the components function as intended. Preventive maintenance on electrical or mechanical equipment – including exercising of auxiliary power sources, checking the calibration of finished-drinking-water meters at treatment plants, testing of air or pressure relief valves for hydropneumatic tanks, and exercising of isolation valves – shall be performed in accordance with the equipment manufacturer’s recommendations or in accordance with a written preventive maintenance program established by the supplier of water; however, in no case shall auxiliary power sources be run under load less frequently than monthly. Accumulated sludge and biogrowths shall be cleaned routinely (i.e., at least annually) from all treatment facilities that are in contact with raw, partially treated, or finished drinking water and that are not specifically designed to collect sludge or support a biogrowth; and blistering, chipped, or cracked coatings and linings on treatment or storage facilities in contact with raw, partially treated, or finished drinking water shall be rehabilitated or repaired. Finished-drinking-water storage tanks, including conventional hydropneumatic tanks with an access manhole but excluding bladder- or diaphragm-type hydropneumatic tanks without an access manhole, shall be checked at least annually to ensure that hatches are closed and screens are in place; shall be cleaned at least once every five years to remove biogrowths, calcium or iron/manganese deposits, and sludge from inside the tanks; and shall be inspected for structural and coating integrity at least once every five years by personnel under the responsible charge of a professional engineer licensed in Florida. Dead-end water mains conveying finished drinking water shall be flushed quarterly or in accordance with a written flushing program established by the supplier of water; additionally, dead-end or other water mains conveying finished water shall be flushed as necessary whenever legitimate water quality complaints are received. ——— Serving the Midwest & Southeast U.S. Ron Perrin Water Technologies is ready to work! For a free quote call 888-481-1768, fax your tank sizes & type to 817-246-1740, or e-mail ronlooks@aol.com
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