Area Manager

ENVIROLINK•Raleigh, NC

16d•Onsite

About The Position

The Area Manager leads safe, compliant, efficient, and profitable water and wastewater operations across an assigned region. This role retains and supports clients, develops employees, coordinates resources, and serves as the primary operational link between field teams, clients, and the Director of Operations. Access to confidential, private, or sensitive information requires successfully passing a background check.

Requirements

Prior supervisory experience and at least five years of experience in water and/or wastewater operations.
Valid driver's license and U.S. citizenship required.
Must have no felony convictions or major misdemeanor convictions and must successfully complete a criminal background check, including the background check required for access to confidential, private, or sensitive information.
Envirolink maintains a drug-free workplace; initial and random drug testing are required.
Following a conditional offer, successful completion of a pre-employment physical and medical-history review is required.

Nice To Haves

North Carolina Water Licensure (Grade B) and Grade 3 Wastewater or ability to obtain within 12 months preferred.

Responsibilities

Direct regional operations to meet contractual service levels, client expectations, regulatory requirements, and Envirolink environmental health and safety standards; lead client-retention efforts and promptly resolve service concerns.
Lead, coach, and develop operating teams; plan staffing; participate in hiring; set expectations; evaluate performance; recognize results; and address conduct, attendance, or performance issues.
Plan and coordinate daily operations and maintenance schedules, work assignments, preventive maintenance, and 24/7 on-call coverage; ensure timely incident response, documentation, and escalation.
Prepare, review, and implement water, wastewater, and sludge operating plans, compliance reports, sampling schedules, records, and required submissions.
Develop and manage operating and capital budgets; monitor costs, revenue, productivity, and profitability; identify variances, resource gaps, and corrective actions using meaningful performance metrics.
Manage work orders, projects, schedules, deliverables, and scope changes; communicate impacts and obtain authorization before performing out-of-scope work.
Coordinate contractors, purchases, materials, invoices, timekeeping, and payroll inputs in accordance with company policies; maintain appropriate records and approvals.
Ensure equipment, vehicles, tools, supplies, and inventory are available, maintained, secured, and used responsibly; address reliability and replacement needs.
Support strategic and business planning, operational reviews, proposals, and client meetings; communicate risks, opportunities, results, and resource needs to leadership.
Attend regular meetings (client and company)
Perform other duties as assigned.