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WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM OPERATOR

Seeking a wastewater operator for the operation and maintenance of a public wastewater collection system consisting of 138 miles of pipe and 3 pump stations.  Proficient in Microsoft Office and general computer knowledge is essential for this position.  Must communicate well with others in a small group environment.  Must be physically able to work with various hand tools and equipment.  Experience with operating a skid steer & mini excavator considered a plus.  This position requires routine entry into confined spaces such as manholes and wet wells.  The successful candidate must become a PaDEP certified Class E Wastewater Collection System Operator within 18 months of employment. Evidence of a valid Pa drivers license must be submitted at the time of application. The successful candidate must reside within 10 miles of the Authority Office at the address below. Starting compensation is anticipated to be in the $22-$26/hour range and will be based on applicant’s qualifications related to this position.  A comprehensive benefit package is provided. Resumes must be received on or before May 1, 2024, and should be emailed or delivered along with any written references to:

MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH FAYETTE
Nick Goettman, Operations Manager
700 Holland Street
Bridgeville, Pa. 15017
Ngoettman@sftwp.com

For 2024, the basic monthly service charge will be $15.00. The MATSF service charge is billed to all
customers regardless of water use and is primarily utilized for fixed costs such as debt service (repayment of
loans), insurance, billing and similar costs. Commencing with your next (February) bill, the consumption charge
will increase from $14.05/thousand gallons to $14.78/thousand gallons. This is directly a result of ALCOSAN’s
2024 rate increase as discussed in detail in the MATSF 2024 budget.

See the following links:

2024 Rate Modification

Please click here to see the 2023 Annual and Draft Budget for 2024.

The Allegheny County Sanitary Authority has created the Clean Water Assistance Fund to help families pay their sewage treatment bills. This program serves low-income residential customers in the 83 municipalities that ALCOSAN serves. It is administered by Dollar Energy Fund.  Click here to view: ALCOSAN’s Clean Water Assistance Fund

In 2020, MATSF expended $428,058 for rehabilitation work on various sewers segments in the vicinity of Portman Run. The key aspects of the work included approximately 9,400 feet of manhole to manhole pipe lining and lining or grouting of the public portion of 38 laterals. This work was performed to eliminate groundwater infiltration and root penetration within certain portions of those sewer segments. In 2021, MATSF filed a grant application with ALCOSAN as part of the sixth round of their “GROW” grant program (Green Revitalization of Our Waterways Program). Subsequently, ALCOSAN offered a grant in the amount of $93,200 and the agreement documents were executed on November 1, 2021. Upon completion of a final project report, the grant funds are anticipated to be received during the first quarter of 2022.

This is the second “GROW” grant awarded to MATSF. The first grant in the amount of $35,800 was for sewer rehabilitation work performed in 2017 on the upper portion of the Millers Run Trunk Sewer. That grant was awarded in 2019.

During MATSF May 2nd meeting, the MATSF Board approved modifications to sanitary sewer connection charges effective July 1, 2019. View attached Summary notification and associated Resolution 201.