CMOM Coordinator

Salary Range: $76,553 - $123,250 Salary Grade: 24 FLSA:
Exempt

The purpose of this classification is to coordinate the Capacity, Management, Operations, and Maintenance Programs for Wastewater Collections Systems in the Department of Watershed Management.

• Coordinates the department's capacity, management, operations, and maintenance (CMOM) programs consistent with the requirements of state and federal laws and regulations.
• Monitors department compliance with state and federal regulations for the wastewater collection system, and county/departmental policies and procedures.
• Develops and submits reports to the EPA and EPD on wastewater collection system compliance.
• Acts as department liaison with regulatory agencies regarding CMOM programs and advises senior management of changes in state and federal regulations.
• Establishes and tracks performance measures and key performance indicators for various activities and reporting requirements within the department.
• Confers with the Director and senior management to keep them informed on key issues, evaluates efficiencies of operational procedures and practices and makes recommendations for improvement.
• Provides support and technical expertise to management and staff to ensure departmental effectiveness and efficiency.
• Manages inspection and compliance with wastewater collection system regulations and permits, including Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Program.
• Develops preventive maintenance plans and programs for the reduction of FOG in the wastewater collection system.
• Receives and investigates complaints and inquiries, prepares proper response for Director review, and refers matters as appropriate to other departments and agencies.
• Develops training plans for Watershed Management employees regarding CMOM programs.
• Assists in sanitary sewer overflow investigations and prevention.
• Reviews the adequacy of Watershed Management's wastewater collection system capacity management and assurance.

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Science, Biology, or other related discipline; five years experience managing operational activities and regulatory requirements for a large-scale wastewater collection system operation.

Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia driver’s license.