Building and Grounds Maintenance

Elk County Public Works is seeking career minded individuals for full-time employment.

Building and Grounds Maintenance: maintain county buildings and grounds, plan and oversee all maintenance and custodial work, maintain safety, cleanliness and efficiency in all maintenance repair jobs, order and maintain suitable tools, supplies and equipment for facility use, regulate heat, ventilation and air conditioning systems, ensure that all activities conform to state and local regulations, attend all County Commission meetings, develop systems for dealing with emergency repairs and other duties assigned by the Public Works Supervisor.

Minimum Qualifications:

Education: High School Diploma or GED

Skills: Building and industrial electrical knowledge, carpentry knowledge, plumping knowledge, ability to read building, electrical, and plumbing diagrams, using diagnostics tools, and administrative skills.

Physical requirements: Must be able to stand or sit for a prolonged amount of time and lift, carry, pull, or push heavy objects and be able to work around dust, fumes, odors, and chemical cleaners.

Equipment use: Familiar with computer and software related to maintenance and inventory.

Special Requirements: Valid Driver's License

 

Application are available on this page or by callind (620)374-2580. Applicants are subject to drug screen and background check.

Elk County is EOE.

 

Elk County Public Works

 

Elk County Public Works is seeking career minded individuals for full-time employment. Qualified individuals will operate a variety of equipment and perform tasks related to road and bridge maintenance and construction. Such as grading roads, hauling rock, asphalt and sand, installing road signs, and preforming bridge maintenance. The employee in this position will be expected to learn the operation of heavy trucks and equipment.

 

Applications are available online at elkcountyks.org or by calling (620)374-2580.

Applicants are subject to drug screen and background check. Full time employment will include insurance and KPERS. Elk County is EOE.

 


911 Dispatcher

 

Elk County Sheriff's Office is seeking dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team as 911 Dispatchers in the 911 Communication Center.

As a 911 Dispatcher, you will play a crucial role in emergency response and public safety, ensuring swift and effective communication between the community and emergency services.

 

Dispatchers are responsible for receive emergency calls and prioritize response based on the nature of the situation. Dispatch appropriate emergency personnel, including law enforcement, fire, and medical services. Provide pre-arrival instructions to callers to ensure safety until help arrives. Maintain accurate and detailed records of all communications and activities. Collaborate with various agencies and departments to coordinate emergency responses. Operate and maintain communication equipment and systems.

 

Applicants must have a High school diploma or equivalent, excellent communication and multitasking skills, ability to remain calm and focused in high-pressure situations, strong decision-making and problem-solving abilities. Previous experience in dispatching or emergency services is preferred but not required.

 

This position requires 12-hour rotating shifts, with a three-day weekend off every other week, providing employees with a balanced work-life schedule.

 

Benefits include Blue Cross health insurance coverage, paid vacation and sick days, opportunities for professional development and advancement.

Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to sheriff@elkcountyks.org or in person at 100 North Cedar Street, Howard, Kansas 67349 or call 620-374-2108 Please include relevant experience and qualifications in your application.

 

Elk County Sheriff's Office is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences.

Join us in making a positive impact on the safety and well-being of our community.

 

 

Elk County EMS

 

Elk County EMS is currently seeking individuals interested in becoming a part of the Elk County EMS family. At this time there is a need for certified personnel to fill the recently vacated position of the EMS department.

 

Elk County EMS, through grants and department funding, will absorb the cost of the training in return for becoming a certified EMT to be employed by Elk County EMS.

 

Interested individuals need to call 620-374-5911 and talk Ken Mitchell, EMS Director, for further information and requirements.