Current Career Opportunities at the Mt. View Sanitary
District
Posting Update: October 30, 2010
There are no Career Opportunities
at this time.
Please check back soon.
APPLICATION and APPOINTMENT PROCEDURE:
All interested applicants will be required to
submit a completed original Mt. View Sanitary District Employment Application
Form which may be obtained from this website or in person
from the District Office located at 3800 Arthur Rd., Martinez, CA or by
calling (925) 228-5635. Resumes are not acceptable as substitutes
for any part of the standard application. Emailed
applications WILL NOT be accepted.
Based on review of the applications a limited
number of the most qualified applicants will be invited to participate
in the selection process, which may include a written test, a performance
test and an oral board interview, or other elements determined by the District
to be appropriate.
The District will make reasonable efforts in
the test process to accommodate persons with disabilities. Please advise
the District's Project Coordinator three days prior to the examination
process of any special need.
For your convenience the Application Form may
be downloaded from this site.
Mail Application to: Mt. View Sanitary District, P.O.
Box 2757 Martinez, CA 94553
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Job
Descriptions and Salary Schedule
Click here to see Mt. View Sanitary District's job descriptions, salary schedule and organization chart.
As part of the ongoing commitment to government
transparency, Controller John Chiang has launched a new statewide database of
salaries and compensation as reported by California
cities, counties, and special districts for all job classifications. Just follow
this link to the Local Government Compensation Reporting database and
search tool.
Training Opportunities
In 2007, Mt. View Sanitary District along with 10 East Bay water and
wastewater agencies joined together in an effort to train new, certified
plant operators. These agencies contracted with Solano Community College
to bring courses from the school's accredited Water/Wastewater Technology
Program. Today, a total of 18 agencies from Contra Costa, Alameda and Solano
Counties sponsor the Bay Area Consortium of Water and Wastewater Education
(BACWWE) program, offering no-cost, college-level training to students
interested in a career as treatment plant operators.
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