6 caregiver direct support professional jobs found in Iowa City

What You Can Expect As a Water Plant Operations Supervisor at the University of Iowa, you will oversee the daily operation of the main drinking water treatment plant, which utilizes surface water as its primary source with supplemental well water available. You will lead the team responsible for delivering safe, reliable, and compliant drinking water to campus customers. Your role includes directing plant activities, ensuring operational readiness, and maintaining alignment with evolving regulatory requirements that govern public water systems. You will guide staff training and development, including the University Intern Development Program for Student Water Plant Operators. You will support safety programs, compliance efforts, and operational documentation while helping to improve automation, controls, and alarming capabilities. You will also contribute to enhancing preventive and predictive maintenance programs, maintain plant cleanliness and appearance, and perform sampling...

What You Can Expect As an Electrician I at ENGIE North America, you will perform skilled electrical work supporting the University of Iowa’s campus utility and plant systems. You will install, maintain, and repair electrical infrastructure that powers world class medical care saving lives, leading research breakthroughs, Division I athletic programs and classrooms teaching the next generation. This position is part of a stable, year-round operation where your expertise directly supports one of the leading university campuses in the Midwest. ENGIE offers competitive pay aligned to current market rates where you will work in a safety-first, veteran-friendly environment with opportunities to expand into high-voltage systems, renewable energy operations, and automation technologies. Unlike short-term construction projects, this is a long-term career opportunity with consistent hours, work-life balance, long term stability and steady work. You will be part of a skilled team...

What You Can Expect As a Utility Plant Operator I (UPO I) at our University of Iowa location, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently operating power generation equipment that powers campus facilities, including the University Hospital. This equipment includes, pumps, air compressors, conveying systems, fans, electric motors, ash conveying systems, control valves, mobile equipment, and other industrial equipment. Each day begins with a handoff from the previous shift to understand the current operating status of the plant and tasks to be completed. The primary task of a UPO I involves the safe operation of the plant's equipment. You will conduct hourly rounds, monitoring equipment status, checking for leaks or abnormalities. Additional responsibilities include housekeeping tasks, and completing logs at the end of rounds and shift. Assisting with weekly preventive maintenance (PM) during day shifts. We currently operate three steam generators and four natural...

What You Can Expect As a Utility Plant Operator III at the University of Iowa Power Plant in Iowa City, you will support the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of campus power generation systems. You will operate and monitor a wide range of industrial equipment that supports steam and electrical production for campus customers. You will work as part of a rotating shift team and partner closely with Operations and Maintenance to keep plant systems operating within design, safety, and regulatory limits. You will perform field rounds, log equipment data, respond to alarms, support testing and treatment activities, and provide operational coverage across multiple functions. This role requires strong technical knowledge, clear communication across shifts, and the ability to respond to plant conditions in real time. Your work directly supports campus reliability, safety, and service continuity. Reporting to the Supervisor, Power Plant Operations your roles and responsibilities...

What You Can Expect As a Utility Plant Operator I (UPO I) at our University of Iowa location, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently operating power generation equipment that powers campus facilities, including the University Hospital. This equipment includes, pumps, air compressors, conveying systems, fans, electric motors, ash conveying systems, control valves, mobile equipment, and other industrial equipment. Each day begins with a handoff from the previous shift to understand the current operating status of the plant and tasks to be completed. The primary task of a UPO I involves the safe operation of the plant's equipment. You will conduct hourly rounds, monitoring equipment status, checking for leaks or abnormalities. Additional responsibilities include housekeeping tasks, and completing logs at the end of rounds and shift. Assisting with weekly preventive maintenance (PM) during day shifts. We currently operate three steam generators and four natural...

What You Can Expect As a Utility Plant Operator I (UPO I) at our University of Iowa location, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently operating power generation equipment that powers campus facilities, including the University Hospital. This equipment includes, pumps, air compressors, conveying systems, fans, electric motors, ash conveying systems, control valves, mobile equipment, and other industrial equipment. Each day begins with a handoff from the previous shift to understand the current operating status of the plant and tasks to be completed. The primary task of a UPO I involves the safe operation of the plant's equipment. You will conduct hourly rounds, monitoring equipment status, checking for leaks or abnormalities. Additional responsibilities include housekeeping tasks, and completing logs at the end of rounds and shift. Assisting with weekly preventive maintenance (PM) during day shifts. We currently operate three steam generators and...