$57.35-$69.70 Hourly / $9,941.00-$12,081.00 Monthly / $119,288.00-$144,976.00 Yearly
According to Civil Service Commission Rule 109.3.2, the duties specified below are representative of the range of duties assigned 6116 Supervisory Wastewater Control Inspector and are not intended to be an inclusive list.
1. Plans, assigns, directs, schedules, and reviews the work of subordinate inspectors involved in the inspection and sampling of wastewater.
2. Instructs and trains staff in the techniques of sampling and inspection of wastewater discharge, safety and operation of equipment.
3. Interprets and explains application of laws, codes, ordinances, and procedures which govern implementation and enforcement of pretreatment and/or pollution prevention regulations.
4. Supervises activities of the Field Monitoring Division. Develops and implements a performance monitoring system to enhance productivity and efficiency for all Field Monitoring Division employees.
5. Investigates, reports and responds to complaints of illegal discharges of toxic substances into sewers.
6. Prepares special reports, correspondence, and memoranda and the section's budget.
7. Determines locations from which field samples will be taken.
8. Reviews and analyzes effluent test results on industrial waste discharges.
9. Investigates and samples groundwater and soil for contamination.
10. Develops and maintains field quality assurance program.
11. Maintains records of inspections, test results, and action taken against dischargers.
12. Administers a safety program for safety conformance in field inspections. Conducts accident investigations and responds to emergencies in the field. Maintains safe working conditions.
13. Coordinates and maintains records of and instructs employees on the handling, storage and disposal of toxic or hazardous waste materials.
14. Drives a vehicle to inspection sites.
Knowledge of: principles and methods related to wastewater pretreatment, storm water and/or pollution prevention; common laboratory technology and equipment; current federal, state and local laws, codes, and ordinances; quality control and quality assurance practices and procedures; safe sampling and inspection practices and procedures.
Ability to: perform mathematical calculations; organize activities; supervise subordinate employees; interact tactfully, courteously, effectively, and harmoniously with superiors, coworkers, personnel, and the general public; effectively convey information verbally and explain complex ideas clearly; prepare clear and concise reports, records, and correspondence; drive a vehicle.
1. Current valid driver's license. 2. Industrial Waste Inspection Grade II Certificate issued by the California Water Environment Association within one year from the date of hire.