Apr. 6—The Lake County Department of Utilities and Ohio Means Jobs will host a hiring event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., April 13, at the Richard L. Martin Learning and Business Center, 1981 Blase Nemeth Road in Painesville Township.
The event will offer open interviews with 15 opportunities within the department's three divisions, according to a news release.
The department is currently looking to fill the following positions: water distribution supervisor, water quality assurance operators, water plant operator, water plant maintenance, wastewater plant maintenance, solid waste supervisor, meter reader, wastewater maintenance laborer, plant operator apprenticeships and seasonal general labor.
All experience levels will be considered. Full-time hourly rates range from $15.60 to $27.50 per hour and seasonal work starts at $12. Full-time positions include a comprehensive benefits package.
All are encouraged bring resumes and completed employment applications. Go to bit.ly/LCDUCareers to complete prior to arrival.
Those with questions can call 440-350-4000, option 3, or email Lake_OMJ_Inquiry@JFS.Ohio.gov.
The department's three divisions — Water, Sanitary Sewer and Solid Waste — work to keep Lake County clean and safe, by providing exceptional water, sanitary sewer treatment and landfill administration, the release stated.
"A career in the Lake County Department of Utilities offers a dynamic and diverse field that would
benefit those interested in these positions," County Commissioner John Plecnik said. "Public Utility Workers are often the frontline responders in emergency situations and are an integral part in keeping our residents healthy and safe."