Water Plant Manager

Rosso Recruiting

  • East Chicago, Indiana
  • 30+ days ago

    Highlights

    You'll manage the full watertreatment picture: filtration, cooling tower, condensate and feedwater systems,on-line analyzer calibration, chemical storage and feed equipment, and waterquality sampling and reporting across multiple systems — boiler, closed loop,and cooling tower. 3–5 years of experience in the power industry, waterplant/water filtration operations, or a related industrial environment Associate degree in water treatment — with courseworkin math, physical science, water filtration, and chemistry — preferred.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationEast Chicago, Indiana

    Description

    Water Plant Manager

    Industrial Energy Facility — Full-time Leadership Role

    Position Snapshot

    Employment Type: Full-time

    Location: East Chicago IN

    Reports To: GeneralManager

    Compensation: Competitivebase salary plus bonus potential

    Experience: 3–5 years inpower industry, water plant/filtration, or related industrial environment

    Benefits

    Health, Dental & Vision Insurance

    401(k) with Company Match

    Short-Term & Long-Term Disability Insurance

    Paid Time Off & Paid Vacation

    Career growth opportunities in an establishedindustrial energy environment

    And more

    About the Role

    This is a hands-on technicalleadership role with real ownership — you're accountable for water quality,water plant production, and the chemical systems that keep an active industrialenergy facility running. If you've spent time in power generation, watertreatment, or industrial plant operations and want a role where your expertisedirectly impacts critical plant performance, this is it.

    You'll manage the full watertreatment picture: filtration, cooling tower, condensate and feedwater systems,on-line analyzer calibration, chemical storage and feed equipment, and waterquality sampling and reporting across multiple systems — boiler, closed loop,and cooling tower. It's technically demanding, no two days are exactly thesame, and the work you do keeps electricity and steam generation runningreliably in a steel production environment.

    The role comes with acompetitive salary, bonus potential, a full benefits package, and room to growwithin a specialized and stable corner of the energy industry. If you'reself-motivated, comfortable being on-call, and take satisfaction in keepingcomplex systems in spec — this is a role built for someone like you.

    Responsibilities

    Water Quality & ChemicalManagement

    Maintain water quality specifications suitable forcombined coke and energy plant operations generating electricity and steam

    Perform water sampling; test, analyze, report, monitor,adjust, and maintain chemical levels across all plant water systems — boiler,closed loop, cooling tower, and others

    Maintain, monitor, and inspect chemical storage,chemical feed, and control equipment for all on-site chemicals

    Maintain all on-line analyzers and perform calibrationsas needed — pH, conductivity, hardness, chlorine, silica, and sodium

    Practice safe chemical handling, instrumentinstallation and repair, and lockout/tagout procedures for all preventivemaintenance and repairs

    Water Plant Operations

    Maintain water plant production for make-up water tothe boiler system

    Operate and maintain water treatment systems includingwater filtration, cooling tower, condensate, and feedwater systems andassociated equipment

    Conduct root cause analysis on system issues,troubleshoot, and respond with appropriate corrective action

    Stay on-call and available to respond to plant needs asrequired

    Compliance & Coordination

    Maintain close contact with chemical suppliers toensure plant systems run efficiently and effectively

    Maintain awareness of environmental and safetyregulations and compliance programs relevant to water treatment operations

    Coordinate with plant leadership and cross-functionalteams to plan and execute varied and complex operational tasks

    Support additional facility locations as needed

    Requirements

    Experience & Education

    3–5 years of experience in the power industry, waterplant/water filtration operations, or a related industrial environment

    Associate degree in water treatment — with courseworkin math, physical science, water filtration, and chemistry — preferred

    Solid fundamental understanding of plant processes andequipment

    Experience with environmental and safety regulationsand compliance programs

    Valid driver's license required

    Technical Skills

    Ability to conduct root cause analysis, troubleshootcomplex water system issues, and respond accordingly

    Experience operating and maintaining filtration,cooling tower, condensate, feedwater, and chemical treatment systems

    Familiarity with on-line analyzer calibration: pH,conductivity, hardness, chlorine, silica, and sodium

    Comfortable handling chemicals safely and followinglockout/tagout and PPE protocols

    Leadership & Work Style

    Able to plan, coordinate, and direct complex programsand tasks independently, with the drive to see things through to completion

    Strong listener — able to process multiple viewpointsin group discussion and work effectively in a team environment

    Proactive problem-solver focused on finding solutionsand identifying opportunities to improve plant efficiency

    Builds supporting, collaborative relationships acrossteams and with external partners

    This Job Is

    A strong fit for water treatment or industrial plantprofessionals with 3–5 years of hands-on experience who want technicalownership and a leadership role

    Ideal for self-motivated candidates who take pride inkeeping critical systems running at spec and aren't afraid to be on-call whenit matters

    A great match for someone looking to grow their careerin industrial energy — a technically specialized, stable, and in-demand field

    Open to candidates with an Associate degree in watertreatment or equivalent hands-on experience in lieu of formal credentials

    Requirements

    Experience & Education

    3–5 years of experience in the power industry, waterplant/water filtration operations, or a related industrial environment

    Associate degree in water treatment — with courseworkin math, physical science, water filtration, and chemistry — preferred

    Solid fundamental understanding of plant processes andequipment

    Experience with environmental and safety regulationsand compliance programs

    Valid driver's license required

    Technical Skills

    Ability to conduct root cause analysis, troubleshootcomplex water system issues, and respond accordingly

    Experience operating and maintaining filtration,cooling tower, condensate, feedwater, and chemical treatment systems

    Familiarity with on-line analyzer calibration: pH,conductivity, hardness, chlorine, silica, and sodium

    Comfortable handling chemicals safely and followinglockout/tagout and PPE protocols

    Leadership & Work Style

    Able to plan, coordinate, and direct complex programsand tasks independently, with the drive to see things through to completion

    Strong listener — able to process multiple viewpointsin group discussion and work effectively in a team environment

    Proactive problem-solver focused on finding solutionsand identifying opportunities to improve plant efficiency

    Builds supporting, collaborative relationships acrossteams and with external partners

    Benefits

    Health, Dental & Vision Insurance

    401(k) with Company Match

    Short-Term & Long-Term Disability Insurance

    Paid Time Off & Paid Vacation

    Career growth opportunities in an establishedindustrial energy environment

    And more

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