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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:

High School Diploma or GED certificate

6 - 12 months experience in Natural Gas Construction, Operation and Maintenance.

Requires a CDL Class "A" with Hazmat Endorsement (subject to motor vehicle review). CDL Learner's permit is to be validated to CDL Class "A" with Hazmat Endorsement within (6) months from date of employment.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES AND PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES

Operates equipment required for the installation of gas lines including backhoes, trenching machines, dump trucks, boring machines, and air compressors.

Assists in the construction of natural gas mains and distribution lines.

Uses Authority-owned equipment in a manner which subjects it to normal wear and tear only.

Assists in the installation and maintenance of natural gas meters.

Assists in the installation of plumbing of natural gas lines.

Assists in the installation of customer natural gas services.

Assists in natural gas line construction projects.

Assists in the maintenance of cathodic protection systems including the installation or replacement of anodes and installation of the order monitoring and testing equipment.

Repairs leaks in natural gas main and distribution systems.

Maintains quality/quantity standards regarding output.

Prepares reports and records on appropriate forms.

Performs job duties in a safety conscious manner that reflects safety in work habits and working on projects.

Performs standby duties and responds to natural gas emergencies in a safe and conscious manner.

Performs other duties as assigned or requested.

Navajo Preference

Navajo Veteran Preference

This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

This job was posted on Thu Jun 01 2023 and expired on Thu Jun 08 2023.

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Navajo Tribal Utility Authority

Electric Utility Companies

3.4

3 ratings

3.7

Salary & Benefits

3.7

Professional growth

3.3

Work-Life balance

Recognition & Support

3.3

Culture and Values

Summary

This year, the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority celebrates its 58th anniversary. In 1959, NTUA started out as a small water utility in Shiprock, NM. In decades since, NTUA has grown into the largest multi-utility enterprise owned and operated by an American Indian tribe. NTUA is proud of its history and celebrates its progress. With teamwork and respect, NTUA employees continue to move forward to provide electric, water, wastewater, natural gas, solar energy, and communications for the great Navajo Nation which spans across northern Arizona, northwestern New Mexico and southeastern Utah. In the Navajo culture, the phrase Naa'haan'deel'nish means We work for You. In keeping with that concept, NTUA works for the People. That has been the primary mission since 1959.

Company - Private

Medium

$100M to $500M

Shiprock, NM, 87420, and others

Electric Utility Companies

1959

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Utility Worker Interview Questions & Answers

What experience do you have in performing general maintenance tasks?

Answer

I have experience in performing general maintenance tasks such as repairing equipment and troubleshooting issues.

How do you prioritize tasks when faced with multiple assignments?

Can you describe a time when you had to work under pressure to meet a deadline?

About the Utility Worker role

Maintenance / Repair - Other Utility Worker

Working as Utility Workers, we are accountable for performing cleaning and maintenance tasks on the assigned equipment by the companies. We maintain the cleanliness of the company equipment. We lift and climb the heavy machinery and transport them from one place to another. Functioning as Utility Workers, we are accountable for getting a perfect and authentic driving licence. Our primary responsibility also includes the parking of tribes at the appropriate places. We work collaboratively with the team members to complete our utility tasks within the given timeline by implementing all the safety rules and regulations on them.

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