Stormwater Monitoring Tech

Protect Greensboro’s Waterways – Join Us as a Stormwater Monitoring Technician!

Are you passionate about environmental protection, water quality, and hands‑on fieldwork? The City of Greensboro is looking for a dedicated Stormwater Monitoring Technician to help safeguard local streams, support pollution prevention, and strengthen our community’s environmental health. If you enjoy a mix of field investigations, technical analysis, and meaningful public service, this role offers a fulfilling and rewarding path forward.

Estimated Hiring Salary Range
: $50,376.00 - $57,573.00 Full Salary Range
: $43,755.00 - $78,299.00 Annually

Benefits :
The City of Greensboro offers an outstanding benefits package that supports your well‑being.

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Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

• Purpose-Driven Mission: Your work directly protects Greensboro’s natural waterways and community health.
• Strong Team Culture: Join a group of environmental professionals who value teamwork, integrity, and science-based decision-making.
• Professional Growth: Expand your skills through training in environmental assessment, regulatory compliance, data analysis, and stormwater program operations.
• Stability & Benefits: Enjoy competitive pay, retirement options, comprehensive health benefits, paid leave, and long‑term job stability.
• Variety Every Day: From field investigations to water quality sampling to technical reporting, your work stays interesting and impactful.

Greensboro’s Water Resources Department is responsible for protecting public health and the environment by managing drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater systems. Our department is committed to high standards, reliable service, and long‑term sustainability.

The Stormwater Management Division plays a key role in reducing flooding, improving water quality, and ensuring compliance with state and federal environmental regulations. The division manages stormwater infrastructure, conducts environmental monitoring, investigates pollution concerns, and works closely with residents and businesses to protect Greensboro’s waterways.

As part of this team, you’ll contribute directly to environmental stewardship and responsible city planning.

As a Stormwater Monitoring Technician
, you will:

• Collect and analyze water quality data from streams and stormwater systems
• Conduct routine inspections of stormwater control measures (SCMs)
• Investigate pollution complaints, spills, and runoff concerns
• Identify and eliminate illicit discharges and illegal connections to the storm sewer system
• Assist with tracking spills for partner agencies and regulatory bodies
• Inspect industrial facilities for stormwater compliance
• Monitor streams during both wet and dry weather conditions
• Maintain, calibrate, and care for sampling and monitoring equipment
• Evaluate and manage monitoring data and prepare technical reports
• Apply local, state, and federal regulations to protect stormwater quality
• Respond to citizen requests and provide technical assistance to internal and external clients

Physical & Work Environment Requirements:

• Fieldwork in stream beds, storm drains, and other potentially hazardous areas
• Work during inclement weather and outside standard daytime hours when needed
• Carrying equipment up to 25 lbs. over uneven or sloped terrain
• This position is NON-EXEMPT under FLSA

A role like this can lead to long‑term environmental and regulatory career growth within the City, including paths such as:

• Environmental Specialist
• Stormwater Program Coordinator
• Water Quality Analyst
• Stormwater Compliance Supervisor
• Environmental Services Manager

These roles offer broader responsibilities, leadership opportunities, and expanded involvement in citywide environmental initiatives.

If you’re motivated to protect Greensboro’s waterways and enjoy meaningful field and technical work, we want to meet you. Apply today to join the City of Greensboro’s Stormwater Management Division and help keep our community’s environment safe, clean, and resilient.

• Bachelor's Degree
• Directly related experience in Pollution Prevention, Water Quality monitoring, and/or Stormwater Management, Stormwater inspections, and/or Stormwater Control Measures.
• Proficient with computer applications such as MS Office, etc.
• Valid Driver's License

• Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Geography, Chemistry, Ecology, Zoology, Geology, or Natural Resources related
• Related experience and/or education in Pollution Prevention, Water Quality monitoring, and/or Stormwater Management
• Related experience or education in Stormwater inspections of industrial facilities and Stormwater Control Measures