Wastewater Division Manager

Responsible for the operation and management of wastewater treatment plants.
Manages the Wastewater Plant Managers.
Requirements and Responsibilities include, but not limited to: Supervise Operations Managers in treatment and operational activities.
Schedule operator training and continuing education as required by state licensing requirements.
Provide technical support to treatment plant manager to resolve equipment failures or processes.
Enforce adherence to safety procedures.
Respond to customer complaints and dispatch personnel as necessary.
Assist in preparation of departmental budget needs, including new project equipment or replacement, facility expansions, operational and maintenance costs.
Works as part of a team to review plans for new infrastructure and upgrades to the wastewater system, including the development of plant and specifications, and the procurement of engineering and construction services.
Will report to company President.
Education, Certification & Experience Requirements: Must have five (5) years' experience overseeing and managing one or more 5 mgd minimum wastewater treatment plants.
Must be Certified Class IV Operator.
Education: bachelor's degree in engineering, biological sciences, mathematics, chemistry, or physics from an accredited college or university.
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