Compliance Data Director

Civicworks; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Indiana Department of Environmental Management is seeking a Compliance Data Director to ensure accurate statewide water data by entering, updating, and maintaining permit and inspection information in ICIS. You will review wastewater facility data and perform QA on monitoring reports to uphold regulatory integrity and accountability.

The role requires interpreting permits amidst changing regulations and coordinating with internal staff, federal partners, and facilities to support protection of

Qualifications

• Experience applying water quality regulations and permit requirements.
• Ability to interpret permits and adapt to regulatory changes.
• Strong verbal and written communication with multiple stakeholders.
• 5+ years in a compliance or environmental role.

Responsibilities

• Enter, modify, and maintain permit and inspection data in ICIS.
• Review municipal and industrial wastewater facility data for accuracy.
• Conduct QA reviews of monitoring reports and data submissions.
• Coordinate with internal staff, federal partners, and regulated facilities.

Skills

Regulatory communication

Data quality assurance

Team coordination

Tools

ICIS

NetDMR

CDX

ECHO

VFC

Job description

The Compliance Data Director is a critical position within the Indiana Department of Environmental Management's Office of Water Quality, responsible for entering, modifying, and maintaining permit and inspection information in EPA's Integrated Compliance Information System (ICIS) to ensure accuracy and integrity of statewide water compliance data. The role involves reviewing municipal and industrial wastewater facility data, conducting quality assurance reviews of monitoring reports, and coordinating with internal staff, federal partners, and regulated facilities to support regulatory accountability and protect Indiana's waters.

Key qualifications:

• Proficiency with ICIS, NetDMR, CDX, ECHO, VFC, and related environmental data systems
• Strong understanding of federal and state water quality regulations, including the Clean Water Act, Indiana Code, and NPDES permit requirements
• Ability to interpret permits and adapt to changing regulatory requirements
• Effective verbal and written communication skills to engage internal staff, facility representatives, and the public
• At least 5+ years of experience applying relevant knowledge and skills in a similar compliance or environmental role