Work includes maintaining:
- Streets
- Wastewater systems
- Surface and subsurface stormwater systems
- Street signs and surface markings
- Buildings
- Equipment Landscaped areas
Apprentices also participate in:
- The collection, tabulation, and review of field data
- Routine traffic studies
- Condition surveys and inventories of public infrastructure
- Wastewater pipe TV inspection and flow monitoring
- Removal of hazardous objects/materials
- Special project assignments
Benefits of being an apprentice:
- Three year program to become a Maintenance Technician Journey
- Paid on the job training
- Paid education toward training
- Starting pay, currently around $23/hr
- Full benefits package including medical, dental, vision, retirement
- Paid vacation, sick leave, and 10 paid holidays
- Safety gear and work clothing provided by the City
- Gain experience driving and operating equipment and
vehicles such as dump trucks, street sweepers, mowers,
excavators, road graders, and other equipment - Gain flagger and traffic-control certification
- Gain unrestricted Class A CDL license
