Waste Water Collection Supervisor

Muckleshoot Indian Tribe•Auburn, WA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Wastewater Collection Supervisor oversees daily operations and maintenance of wastewater collection systems, lift stations, and related infrastructure. This position provides direct supervision, scheduling, and task assignment for assigned staff. Responsibilities include ensuring safe work practices, maintaining system compliance, and overseeing equipment maintenance and repair. The supervisor performs technical duties such as sample collection, data analysis, and equipment calibration. Strong communication and leadership skills are necessary to ensure effective field operations and team coordination. The position supports the health and safety of the community through proper wastewater system functioning.

Requirements

Graduation from high school or equivalent is required.
Two years of experience working in wastewater systems operations, maintenance, or repair.
One year of experience supervising field staff in utility or technical maintenance work.
Waste Water Collection Certification I
Water System Operator Certification I
Effective verbal and written communication
Safe and efficient equipment operation
Accurate data entry and recordkeeping
Inspection and diagnostic troubleshooting skills
Organization and time management
Technical instruction and staff training
Work effectively under outdoor field conditions
Understand and apply technical procedures
Perform multiple tasks in a timely manner
Communicate clearly with crew and community
Solve practical problems independently
Maintain focus during repetitive technical tasks
Knowledge of wastewater system operations and maintenance
Knowledge of use of gauges and calibration tools
Knowledge of local codes related to wastewater work
Knowledge of workplace safety and confined space entry
Knowledge of use of hand and power tools
Knowledge of recordkeeping and documentation practices
Current and valid Washington state driver’s license
Water System Operator Certification 1
Valid Wastewater Collection Specialist I certification issued by the Washington Wastewater Collection Personnel Association is required at the time of appointment or at a time set by the Tribe

Responsibilities

Assigns daily tasks and supervises wastewater personnel performing collection system maintenance.
Monitors equipment performance, gauges, and telemetry to ensure operational efficiency.
Performs and oversees location, maintenance, and repair of sewer lines and related equipment.
Oversees testing, calibration, and adjustment of monitoring instruments and control systems.
Collects wastewater samples and evaluates system quality and turbidity levels.
Documents operational data, test results, and prepares summary reports.
Evaluates chemical concentrations and verifies compliance with clean water standards.
Maintains and repairs pumps, gauges, filters, and mechanical equipment.
Trains staff in safety procedures, operational methods, and technical duties.
Coordinates maintenance schedules and prioritizes critical infrastructure tasks.
Ensures accurate documentation of all system work, repairs, and service orders.
Communicates effectively with community members regarding service requests and concerns.
Performs field inspections of lines to identify infiltration and inflow issues.
Leads grounds maintenance and minor facility repairs at lift station sites.
Ensures compliance with safety procedures during confined space and hazardous tasks.