Utility Trainee- Drainage at Louisville Msd in Louisville Metropolitan Area | USD19-23 | Kablio

Role

Description

sewer maintenance

drainage maintenance

physical work

unskilled labor

Under direct supervision, performs physical, unskilled tasks associated with sewer and drainage maintenance.

Requirements

high school

cdl a

caps test

compliance

driver license

contactable

About Louisville MSD

Must have an acceptable and reliable means for being contacted during off-duty hours.
High School Diploma or GED; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted.
Must obtain a CDL-Class A with N endorsement within 6 months.
Must comply with Federal, State, Local and MSD requirements and regulations.
Must take and pass CAPS test.
Must possess a valid driver's license.
Must have safe work and driving habits.

Benefits

● Long-Term Disability

● Tuition Assistance up to $5,250 per fiscal year.

● Retirement savings plans

● Personal Action and Critical Illness Plans (VOYA)

Candidates who possess a Class A CDL with N endorsement at the time of hire will be promoted to Utility Worker I ($23.30 hour) as soon as all training requirements for the Utility Worker I are met.

● Short-Term Disability

● Salary: $19.80 Hourly

● Basic/Supplemental Life Insurance

● Paid Time Off (Personal/Vacation, Holidays, Parental Leave)

● Full Benefits (Health, Vision, Dental)

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

619,000 residents

Population served

The utility serves a significant population across its operational area.

1,000+ trees

Annual tree plantings

The company invests in environmental initiatives to enhance sustainability.

multi‑billion‑dollar program

Consent Decree investment

This program aims to address sewer overflow issues within the region.

57% more space

HQ expansion

The company relocated its headquarters to accommodate growth.

Works year‑round as a combined wastewater, stormwater/drainage and flood‑protection agency.
Manages and upgrades treatment plants, sewer and flood‑pumping systems, and floodwalls.
Driving a multi‑billion‑dollar Consent Decree program targeting sewer overflows.
Earned national awards for community outreach, including an engineering campus partnership.
Launched unusual initiatives—from student engineering curricula to reclaiming park‑land for tunnels.

Culture + Values

No official culture and values statements found on public site or LinkedIn.

Environment + Sustainability

$25M Investment

Green Infrastructure Program

Since 2010, $25 million has been invested in green infrastructure, supporting over 100 projects capturing stormwater and managing impervious surfaces.

17% Allocation

CSO Budget Savings

17% of the combined sewer overflow (CSO) budget is allocated to green infrastructure, reducing gray infrastructure costs by over $40 million.

$302M Capital Plan

Environmental Standards Funding

Over $302 million is planned for FY2026, with 90% dedicated to meeting federal and state environmental standards, including overflow reduction and treatment upgrades.

$83.5M Investment

Wastewater Treatment Modernization

Modernization of the Morris Forman Wastewater Treatment plant includes $83.5 million in FY2026 towards a $285 million total project, focusing on renewable energy and class A biosolids.

Produces biosolid fertilizer, diverting landfill waste.
Goal to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.

Inclusion & Diversity

No public DEI strategy or gender-related statistics available via website or LinkedIn.

Articles

Careers at MSD

Current Projects

Green Infrastructure Program

clAIRity Odor Control Program

Speaker Requests

Company

Overview

619,000 residents

Population served

The utility serves a significant population across its operational area.

1,000+ trees

Annual tree plantings

The company invests in environmental initiatives to enhance sustainability.

multi‑billion‑dollar program

Consent Decree investment

This program aims to address sewer overflow issues within the region.

57% more space

HQ expansion

The company relocated its headquarters to accommodate growth.

Works year‑round as a combined wastewater, stormwater/drainage and flood‑protection agency.
Manages and upgrades treatment plants, sewer and flood‑pumping systems, and floodwalls.
Driving a multi‑billion‑dollar Consent Decree program targeting sewer overflows.
Earned national awards for community outreach, including an engineering campus partnership.
Launched unusual initiatives—from student engineering curricula to reclaiming park‑land for tunnels.

Culture + Values

No official culture and values statements found on public site or LinkedIn.

Environment + Sustainability

$25M Investment

Green Infrastructure Program

Since 2010, $25 million has been invested in green infrastructure, supporting over 100 projects capturing stormwater and managing impervious surfaces.

17% Allocation

CSO Budget Savings

17% of the combined sewer overflow (CSO) budget is allocated to green infrastructure, reducing gray infrastructure costs by over $40 million.

$302M Capital Plan

Environmental Standards Funding

Over $302 million is planned for FY2026, with 90% dedicated to meeting federal and state environmental standards, including overflow reduction and treatment upgrades.

$83.5M Investment

Wastewater Treatment Modernization

Modernization of the Morris Forman Wastewater Treatment plant includes $83.5 million in FY2026 towards a $285 million total project, focusing on renewable energy and class A biosolids.

Produces biosolid fertilizer, diverting landfill waste.
Goal to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.

Inclusion & Diversity

No public DEI strategy or gender-related statistics available via website or LinkedIn.

Articles

Careers at MSD

Current Projects

Green Infrastructure Program

clAIRity Odor Control Program

Speaker Requests