Maintenance Worker

Job Description

Are you someone who enjoys working outdoors, operating equipment, and taking pride in the upkeep of vital infrastructure that protects our community? The Lower Heart Water Board is seeking a dependable and skilled Facilities & Levee Maintenance Technician to help us maintain the integrity of our levee system and related facilities.

This part-time role is ideal for a self-starter who enjoys hands-on work, appreciates variety in their day, and values serving their community in a meaningful way. Hours will vary based on seasonal needs and weather conditions.What You’ll Do:

You'll work closely with the Lower Heart Water Board and key partners like the Corps of Engineers to:

Conduct annual inspections of the levee and confined spaces (manholes)

Maintain and operate valves, pumps, and motorized equipment (mower, skid steer, front-end loader, etc.)

Patrol the dike for debris and safety concerns

Perform seasonal maintenance: mowing, trimming, weeding, snow removal, light repairs, and more

Keep accurate inventory and maintenance records

Ensure safe, compliant vermin control and pesticide application

Maintain a clean and organized shop and work areasWhy This Role Matters:

The safety and security of our levee system are essential to the wellbeing of the community. This role plays a key part in ensuring our infrastructure remains strong, functional, and reliable throughout the seasons. Your work will directly support public safety and environmental integrity.Who We’re Looking For:

An ideal candidate is:

Skilled in general maintenance and equipment operation

Comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions

Familiar with safety practices and able to assess risks

A clear communicator with a service-minded approach

Independent, reliable, and attentive to detailMinimum Qualifications:

High School Diploma or GED

Valid North Dakota Driver’s License

Experience in general maintenance or a related field preferred

North Dakota Commercial Applicator’s License (or willingness to obtain)Physical Requirements:

Ability to lift up to 100 lbs occasionally

Comfortable with confined space entry

Vision requirements include near and depth perception

Willingness to be on-call during emergencies and weather eventsKey Partners You’ll Work With:

Lower Heart Water Board

Corps of Engineers

NDSU Extension

Game and Fish Department

Mandan Public Works and Parks

Morton County Weed Department

Fish and Wildlife ServicesHow to Apply:

If you’re ready to roll up your sleeves and make a difference in the community, we’d love to hear from you. Please submit your resume and or call Wendy Bent at .

Join us in protecting what matters—our land, our people, and our future.

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