CMOM Coordinator

DeKalb County•Decatur, GA

2d•$76,553 - $123,250

About The Position

The CMOM Coordinator coordinates the Capacity, Management, Operations, and Maintenance (CMOM) Programs for Wastewater Collections Systems in the Department of Watershed Management. The role oversees regulatory compliance, reporting, program performance measures, wastewater collection system inspections and permits, preventive maintenance planning, employee training, and support for sanitary sewer overflow investigations and prevention. The coordinator also serves as a liaison with regulatory agencies and advises senior management about regulatory changes and operational issues.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Science, Biology, or another related discipline.
Five years of experience managing operational activities and regulatory requirements for a large-scale wastewater collection system operation.
Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia driver’s license.

Responsibilities

Coordinate the department’s CMOM programs in accordance with state and federal laws and regulations.
Monitor compliance with state and federal wastewater collection system regulations and county and departmental policies and procedures.
Develop and submit wastewater collection system compliance reports to the EPA and EPD.
Serve as the department liaison with regulatory agencies regarding CMOM programs and advise senior management about changes in state and federal regulations.
Establish and track performance measures and key performance indicators for departmental activities and reporting requirements.
Confer with the Director and senior management on key issues; evaluate operational procedures and practices and recommend improvements.
Provide management and staff with support and technical expertise to promote departmental effectiveness and efficiency.
Manage inspections and compliance with wastewater collection system regulations and permits, including the Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Program.
Develop preventive maintenance plans and programs to reduce FOG in the wastewater collection system.
Receive and investigate complaints and inquiries, prepare responses for the Director’s review, and refer matters to other departments and agencies as appropriate.
Develop training plans for Watershed Management employees regarding CMOM programs.
Assist with sanitary sewer overflow investigations and prevention.
Review the adequacy of wastewater collection system capacity management and assurance.