Senior Stormwater Compliance Manager

Description

• Implementation of TMDLs and similar water quality studies and storm water planning
• Prepare and submit compliance reports, documentation, and permit applications
• Reports to Principals and Directors, and engages with clients as a Senior Project Manager to ensure effective communication and service
• Develop, implement, and manage Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs) in accordance with state and federal regulations
• Identify and pursue leads, prepare proposals, and successfully procure project contracts
• Motivate and lead a team to conduct field investigations, monitoring, water quality sampling, and field testing and analyses using equipment and instrumentation. Conduct these activities as needed.
• Stay updated on the latest stormwater regulations, technologies, and industry trends
• Provide technical guidance and support to project teams on stormwater management practices
• Train and mentor junior staff on stormwater compliance and best practices
• Design and oversee the completion of technical documents that are accurate, clear, and succinct and of the highest quality (study/investigatory designs, data analysis, data summaries, calculations, summary tables, figures, and charts)
• Build relationships leading to follow-on and repeat work; attract work based on personal reputation as an expert
• Lead stormwater compliance efforts for large-scale utility and transportation projects across California
• Coordinate with regulatory agencies, clients, and stakeholders to address compliance issues and obtain necessary permits
• Provide technical and interdisciplinary team oversight including management of subcontractors, quality control of work products, budget management, and schedule control

Requirements

• Current OSHA 40 Hour HAZWOPER, or completion within one month of start date
• Must have a satisfactory driving record and pass a background check
• California PE, PG or EIT/GIT license
• Strong skills and proficiency in ArcGIS and using remote sensed data
• Demonstrated ability to formulate and solve problems related to water quality resources
• Excellent technical writing, interpersonal, and communication skills
• QSD and QSP certification
• B.S. in Hydrology, Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, or another related field
• Exceptional knowledge of hydrologic, water quality, and ecological processes in watersheds and water bodies, including: pollutant sources and their impacts on water quality and human health effects and risk assessments
• Use of statistical programs and techniques to support data analyses
• Demonstrated organizational skills, with focus on detail and time management
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, and Outlook, in particular
• Expertise and knowledge of industrial and municipal stormwater compliance (IGP and MS4 permits)
• Experience in California’s watersheds and associated water quality challenges, including Phase I and Phase II MS4 Permits and other regional programs
• Advanced degree in hydrology, hydrogeology, or natural resources science, with emphasis on water resources or closely related discipline
• 10 years of direct, relevant work experience (academic, internship, and fellowship positions considered)

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance