wastewater operator

construction laborer

technician

maintenance technician

water project manager

US Water Services Corporation

You are required to read meters and work in the rain as long as its not thunder and lighting. They do not hire enough people and if you are short staffed the work load is ridiculous. You provide customer service by physically changing meters with hand tools and reconnecting/disconnecting water service for customers. You read meters which are out of sequence and not digital. This job requires a fair amount of digging and a lot of walking in a types of weather. Management is disorganized. Meter boxes are dirty and tree roots make its hard to dig. Management will find anything for you to do to keep you busy. Also you'll be told one thing in person and once you leave the office you'll receive a email about the complete opposite of what you recently discussed in the office. You will be told alot of untruthful things.

My experience at US Water Services Corporation has been positive overall. Onboarding and field mentoring are structured, and safety procedures are taken seriously. You get exposure to the full water/wastewater process and SCADA, so the learning curve is steep (in a good way). Management is generally responsive, but workloads can spike—projects move quickly, and on-call coverage is frequent, especially during extreme weather. Some equipment is aging and parts/staffing can be tight at times. Pay is mid-to-upper range for local utilities, benefits are compliant, and advancement is clear if you earn certifications and rotate through roles. Best for hands-on people who can handle outdoor work and shift schedules.

This is a great place/location to work. I worked in a small office where everyone was friendly, inclusive, and really just fun to work with.  

The work was typical of what you would find in an Accounting Assistant position - with busy periods at the beginning of the month and  slower paced during the middle. The work load was always manageable and offered a great work/life balance. 

My manager was always more than willing to answer any questions and never failed to make me feel like a valued member of the team. I received good direction on projects while also maintaining autonomy on how to complete them.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Discrimination all over the company.  

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
All the work that no one wants gets put on the new person who is not trained properly 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Discriminatory and if you don't fit into their click, then they find someone who will and kiss their butt to get ahead

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Extremely busy and overwhelming

This company is completely backwards. You will work hard and go above and beyond for them, work weekends and meet deadlines or exceed expectations and you will be passed over for promotions and denied transfers. You will be mis-informed on job duties and pay rates. They offer no in house training or schooling. They will hire outside the company before trying to promote within. They are not loyal to their employees and do not care about work-life balance.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Team work , advancement , pay ,recognition 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Utilities itself is high demand 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It's what you make of it.  To me I work with a lot of people and the majority are top notch at what they do and are helpful

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Many issues and problems to overcome and solve it's very challenging that's what drives me I look forward to accomplishment

Very consistent across all regions, at least in Florida. Poor management, always on a time crunch so there’s no reasonable time to ensure quality water makes it into the distribution system. Toxic employees make learning a challenge and safety isn’t always a priority. If there are no other options, get in to get a license and then get out. 

Assignments won’t match what was agreed to in hiring process.
You will work absolutely brutal on calls 

If you’re lucky you will find some old uniforms because management gives no support in way of equipment ; be it ppe, tools, phones, etc.

If you’re not a favorite  your days are numbered and one day you’ll find out headquarters was told you quit but no one told you for a week.


From the very beginning they couldn't follow the contract, couldn't get payroll correct and couldn't give answers why they had some kind of problem every time.
When they finally lost the contract and let the employees go, they couldn't even pay out their remaining vacation without problems.
Deposits into wrong accounts or no pay at all.
My recommendation is do not work for them.

US Water expected the work to been done along with many added jobs with no OT.
Management SUCKED complete back stabbers. ACT as if they want to help and listen to you but really just use your information to back stab you.
I can't say enough bad things about this place. Company was great when the original owner Al owned it but when it was bought out. They drove all the original employees out. Awful to watch.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Wastewater operator 3 salaries reported	$34.17 per hour
Construction laborer 3 salaries reported	$19.67 per hour
Technician 1 salary reported	$21.50 per hour
Maintenance technician 2 salaries reported	$21.25 per hour
Water project manager 1 salary reported	$85,000 per year

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