Job opportunity
Utilities Technical Clerk Lake Country
CivicInfo BC
Support municipal water, sewer, and solid waste services as a Utilities Technical Clerk in Lake Country, BC, providing technical administration.
The District of Lake Country seeks a permanent, full-time Utilities Technical Clerk working Monday to Friday, 35 hours weekly. Reporting to the Manager of Utilities, you will provide customer service and technical administrative support. The work includes utility records, departmental processes, projects, clerical functions, technical tasks, and research.
Key Responsibilities:
Respond to public utility service, policy, and process inquiries
Process and track applications, permits, requests, and agreements
Explain District bylaws, utility standards, and procedures
Collaborate with contractors, developers, agencies, and internal partners
Support engineering projects through research, reporting, and coordination
Requirements:
College diploma in office, business, computer technology, or related studies
Six years of local government experience
Three years in engineering, utilities, or infrastructure
Valid British Columbia Driver's License
Exceptional communication and collaborative relationship-building skills
Apply your utility administration, customer service, and engineering project support experience with the District of Lake Country.
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Apply on source site The District of Lake Country seeks a permanent, full-time Utilities Technical Clerk working Monday to Friday, 35 hours weekly. Reporting to the Manager of Utilities, you will provide customer service and technical administrative support. The work includes utility records, departmental processes, projects, clerical functions, technical tasks, and research.
Key Responsibilities:
Respond to public utility service, policy, and process inquiries
Process and track applications, permits, requests, and agreements
Explain District bylaws, utility standards, and procedures
Collaborate with contractors, developers, agencies, and internal partners
Support engineering projects through research, reporting, and coordination
Requirements:
College diploma in office, business, computer technology, or related studies
Six years of local government experience
Three years in engineering, utilities, or infrastructure
Valid British Columbia Driver's License
Exceptional communication and collaborative relationship-building skills
Apply your utility administration, customer service, and engineering project support experience with the District of Lake Country.
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