General Plant Worker-Environmental

Date Posted: 12.11.2025

Date Expires: 12.25.2025

Testing Date: Week of January 5, 2026 (You will be notified of the time)

Interview Date: Week of January 12, 2026 (You will be notified of the time)

Please complete the online application. If you have any questions, contact Alaina Ciriello at Alaina.Ciriello@tep.com

A vacancy exists for the position of General Plant Worker - Environmental.  Please see the attached job description and outline for the interview. 

Normal Minimum Requirements:

¨     Basic computer skills (email, data entry, basic reporting)

¨     Ability to use hand tools and basic equipment

¨     Ability to follow written and verbal instructions

¨     Strong attention to detail and ability to stay organized

¨     Physical ability to bend, stoop and lift for extended periods of time

¨     Ability to work overtime and to travel for out-of-town work

¨     Ability to work both independently and as part of a team

¨     Ability to work harmoniously with fellow workers

*PLEASE NOTE:  To be considered for this position, a Resume must be submitted, enumerating qualifications and skills.

We are providing a study outline to prepare for both the technical skills exam and the core competency interview. The outline is designed to maximize test results by centralizing study times in the areas listed belo 

Written Technical Test 
The technical exam is a multiple choice test that evaluates the applicant’s knowledge of the following categories:
•    Basic Environmental Processes
•    Personal Protective Equipment
•    Basic General Safety Rules
•    Basic Algebra
•    OSHA Regulations: Employee and employer responsibilities
 

Applicants will be scheduled to take the exam at a designated location. Applicants must score an 85% or higher to proceed to the next evaluation.
Behavioral Based Interview The interview is a behavioral based interview incorporating our Core Competencies.  In this process we believe that past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior and more recent behavior is a better predictor of