An STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) Operator manages, monitors, and maintains wastewater treatment equipment to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Key duties include operating pumps/motors, conducting water quality tests (pH, DO), chemical dosing, and documenting daily operational logs.
Key Responsibilities
- Operational Control: Monitor and control treatment processes (screening, aeration, filtration, disinfection) to ensure effective wastewater treatment.
- Maintenance & Repairs: Perform routine maintenance on machinery, including pumps, blowers, and sludge handling units, to prevent downtime.
- Quality Testing: Collect, test, and analyze sewage/water samples to ensure compliance with Pollution Control Board regulations.
- Documentation: Maintain accurate daily logbooks, records of plant performance, and chemical consumption.
- Troubleshooting: Identify operational issues, malfunctions, or irregularities and take immediate corrective action.
- Safety Compliance: Adhere to all safety protocols and environmental regulations.
Additional Comments
Education: High school diploma or equivalent (ITI in Fitter/Electrical/Mechanical or related trade is often preferred). Experience: Prior experience operating Sewage Treatment Plants (STP) or Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP). Skills: Technical knowledge of wastewater processes, mechanical aptitude for repairs, and basic computer skills (Excel) for reporting. Physical Ability: Ability to perform manual labor, work in confined spaces, and lift heavy equipment
