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Central Arizona Project
Your Water. Your Future.
About Central Arizona Project
Central Arizona Project is a close-knit team of highly skilled professionals that fulfill an extremely valuable mission: reliably managing and delivering Colorado River water to central and southern Arizona. The team of nearly 500 people enjoys a collaborative, safety-focused workplace that is a truly great place to work. CAP offers highly competitive salaries and excellent benefits including membership in the Arizona State Retirement System, partial employer matching of 401(k) contributions, medical, dental, vision and life insurance, 4-10 work schedule, and significant investment in employee training and development. Employees are eligible for benefits on their first day of employment. (Benefits are subject to change at any time). To explore job opportunities with CAP visit www.cap-az.com/jobs Subscribe to KnowYourWaterNews.com to learn more about Arizona water and CAP and follow us on Facebook (facebook.com/CentralArizonaProject), X (@CAPArizona) and Instagram (@caparizona).
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6 published signals
People
Central Arizona Project is hiring for Heavy crane operator, Senior industrial hygienist, Electrical or senior electrical maintenance engineer, and Heavy overhaul mechanic.
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People
Central Arizona Project employee George Carlin began his career on September 6, 1988, retiring twice before returning.
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Presence & Recognition
Central Arizona Project released a video titled Drone Diaries featuring a bird's-eye view of the CAP system infrastructure.
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Legal & Regulatory
Central Arizona Project prioritizes a three-state agreement and ability to defend its rights.
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Presence & Recognition
Central Arizona Project Mayor Daren Schnepf highlighted Arizona’s history of working together to address water challenges.
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Presence & Recognition
Central Arizona Project announced that the September CAWCD Board of Directors meeting will start at 10 a.m. on Thursday, September 3 at CAP Headquarters in Phoenix.
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