Water Quality & Compliance Supervisor

Barrow County BOC•Barrow County, GA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Water Quality and Compliance Supervisor is a mid-level leadership role responsible for ensuring the County’s water and wastewater systems strictly adhere to federal (EPA) and state (Georgia EPD) regulations. A critical component of this role involves overseeing the utility impacts of new development and construction projects, ensuring that all new infrastructure aligns with County service delivery strategies and long-term asset management plans.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Chemistry, Biology, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
5–7 years of experience in water/wastewater utility operations or environmental compliance.
At least 3 years in a supervisory capacity.
Must possess or be able to obtain Georgia State Certification in Water Treatment/Distribution or Wastewater Treatment/Collection.
Valid State of Georgia Driver’s License.

Responsibilities

Supervise the collection and analysis of water and wastewater samples to ensure compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act and Clean Water Act.
Oversee Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) programs, including inspections and enforcement actions for commercial users.
Prepare and submit accurate regulatory reports, such as the annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), to state and federal agencies.
Evaluate civil and architectural drawings for proposed developments to ensure water and sewer infrastructure meets County standards.
Coordinate with planning and engineering stakeholders to assess the impact of new construction on existing utility capacity.
Conduct site evaluations and final inspections for Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects and new residential/commercial water and sewer taps.
Update the County’s infrastructure inventory and condition assessments as new projects are completed and integrated into the system.
Manage a team of technicians and inspectors, providing training on safety protocols, work methods, and technical standards.
Lead the department’s response to water quality emergencies, spills, or system failures, coordinating with emergency and health officials.
Investigate and resolve citizen complaints regarding water quality, pressure, or construction-related utility issues.