Attachment 2 Statement of work.pdf

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Waste Water Treatment Operator for the Monongahela NF Cheat-Potomac RD
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This Statement of Work outlines the duties for a Waste Water Operator at the Cheat-Potomac Ranger Station in Petersburg, administered by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R9-Eastern Region. The contractor must be a certified State of West Virginia operator qualified to operate a Class S waste water system.

The key responsibilities include: visiting the site twice weekly when needed (otherwise once weekly) to check tank levels and report system functioning; maintaining and cleaning the ultra-violet light system, including bulb replacement provided by the Forest Service; conducting quarterly "grab" samples with testing by a certified laboratory at the contractor's expense; and maintaining regular communication with the district regarding system operations. The contractor must furnish all necessary tools, labor, and equipment, while major repairs will be the responsibility of the Forest Service.

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Description of Waste Water Operator Duties

Cheat-Potomac Ranger Station, Petersburg

Furnish all tools, labor, and equipment, and be a certified State of West Virginia operator for the appropriate plant class necessary to complete the follow work on the Cheat-Potomac Ranger District, Petersburg administrative site sewer system: The waste water system is a Class S.

- Physically visit the site twice a week when needed, otherwise once a week, to check the level in the tank to assure the system is functioning properly and report the operation at that time to the Forest Service official.

- Check the ultra-violet light to assure proper operation. Perform cleaning and maintenance on the light as necessary. Operator will change bulbs as needed and the Forest Service will provide the bulbs. Repairs will be brought to the attention of the Forest Service, and it will be the responsibility of the Forest Service to have the repairs done.

- Line item 2 - Operator will quarterly take a “grab” sample and deliver sample to be tested by a certified laboratory, meeting approval of the Forest Service, and complete the necessary report. This report will be given to the Forest Service official at the Cheat-Potomac Ranger District, Petersburg for reporting. The contractor is responsible for the cost of this testing, refer to line item 2 in the schedule of items.

- The operator will maintain communication as stated above with the district to keep them informed of the operation of the system.

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