KMEA/Mid-States New Employees

Patricia Sanchez is Retiring!

2021 Virtual Conference Schedule

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KMEA / Mid-States Maintenance Program

KMEA / Mid-States has started providing a maintenance program for our membership.  Preventative Maintenance is important because equipment in service suffers from wear and tear that will lead to failure and this program will help minimize equipment failure and prevent extended outages. The ultimate goal is to keep equipment in optimal working order to improve its reliability and increase its useful life.

Quick overview of the program

  • Review the maintenance program a member already has in place
  • Take an inventory of the equipment in all locations
  • Set up maintenance on breakers, batteries and chargers, relays, reclosers, transformers, and LTC’s
  • Customize maintenance program for each location
  • Create an inventory of equipment and a maintenance schedule
  • Identify maintenance checklists and procedures

For more information about this program get in touch with Mike Schmaderer at mschmaderer@kmea.com or Dan White at dwhite@kmea.com

2021 Annual Conference Registration is open!

The 2021 KMEA Annual Conference is scheduled for September 30th – October 1st. Follow this link to register!

City of Washington is Hiring Water/Wastewater Operator

The City of Washington, Kansas, is accepting applications for Water/Wastewater Operator. The applicant must possess a valid Kansas Class B CDL and HS Diploma/GED. Knowledge in water distribution and wastewater collection systems is preferred.

City of Washington is Hiring Power Plant Operator

The City of Washington, Kansas, is accepting applications for Power Plant Operator. The applicant must possess a valid Kansas Class B CDL and HS Diploma/GED.  Knowledge in diesel engine operation, power generation and maintenance, along with a skilled level of working in the operation of fossil fueled engines, electric generators, and all associated equipment is required for this position.