Gainesville Regional Utilities Careers and Employment

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Founded
1912
Company size
501 to 1,000
Revenue
$500M to $1B (USD)
Headquarters
Gainesville, FL
Link
Gainesville Regional Utilities website

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Power System Coordinator II in Gainesville, FL

on January 30, 2021

Fun work with knowledgeable fellow Operators. Management, not so much.

All the Operators in the Control Rooms are from the industry; however, management not so much. This is a Government Regulated Industry requiring Government Certification. Management is not required to be Certified. Thank God the Government requires a letter on the wall, signed by the CEO, stating that the Operators on duty have the Power to do anything that they deem necessary to secure the system. If management stepped in the Operator on duty could have management removed from the room.

Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator in Gainesville, FL

on May 6, 2020

very friendly work environment

good staff, good crews, a lot room for upward mobility, good at training programs. a lot of hands on training, with well informed people to asst you with learning your skills. Short schools are easy to get approved to attend. Good managers in all departments,

Accounting Clerk II in Gainesville, FL

on April 13, 2020

Good place, but some underling diversity issues

It comes down to individual managers, but some are not very understanding and GRU as a whole struggles with diversity. They are making an effort, which is good, but there is still a lot to be done. There is opportunity for advancement.

Call Center Representative in Gainesville, FL

on April 3, 2020

coworkers are fun to work with

Typical 9 hours work day with 1 hour break I learned about all the moving departments that help it function The employees are great to work and be around around The hardest part was learning the programs and how to explain in an easy to understand way for our customers

Operator in Gainesville, FL

on March 3, 2020

Good, but dirty job. Pay could be better. DuPont schedule is nice.

Good, but dirty job. Pay could be better. DuPont schedule is nice. This plant uses coal and natural gas as fueling medium, lots of conveyor belts, pulverizers for the coal and can become a plugging issue when wet.

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