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Irrigation Systems Operator – Belen & Socorro Division Service Areas

Salary: $18.97 minimum to start 

The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (MRGCD) is seeking highly motivated individuals to join our company as Irrigation Systems Operators at our Belen & Socorro Division field offices.  Irrigation Systems Operators ensures the prompt and adequate delivery of irrigation water to constituents within the District by scheduling water delivery, maintaining records of water usage, and ensuring ditches, drains and waste ways are in operable condition.

Qualified candidates should submit a job application to Human Resources at hr@mrgcd.us.

To review the entire job description and job application, click here……

Albuquerque Division

Light Equipment Operator

Open: 08/01/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $15.78 minimum to start

Field Maintenance Technician

Open: 06/19/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $15.00 minimum to start

Heavy Equipment Operator

Open: 06/17/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $18.97 minimum to start 

Medium Equipment Operator

Open: 05/16/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $17.25 minimum to start

Belen Division

Medium Equipment Operator

Open: 07/18/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $17.25 minimum to start 

Irrigation Systems Operator

Open: 05/23/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $18.97 minimum to start

Field Maintenance Technician

Open: 10/01/22 – Open until filled

Salary: $15.00 minimum to start

Cochiti Division

ER&T

General Office

Right-of-Way Specialist

Open: 08/01/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $25.25 minimum to start

Socorro Division

Irrigation Systems Operator

Open: 08/10/23 – Open until filled

Salary: $18.97 minimum to start

Print Job Application and submit via mail, e-mail hr@mrgcd.us, facsimile (505) 247-3273 or drop off at any MRGCD office during open hours.

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