Hybrid Regulatory Affairs Lead — Water Compliance

Prince William County Service Authority Inc.; Woodbridge (VA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Prince William County Service Authority Inc. seeks a regulatory compliance professional to analyze and monitor federal, state, and local requirements affecting water and wastewater operations.

The role advises senior leadership, coordinates with divisions, and leads permitting efforts to ensure timely compliance with regulatory programs. The position involves preparing briefing papers, supporting annual water quality reporting, and representing the organization in meetings with state and federal

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in environmental science, chemistry, biology, or related field.
• At least five years of environmental services or compliance experience.
• Knowledge of environmental laws and regulator expectations.

Responsibilities

• Brief regulatory agendas and proposed activities to senior staff.
• Coordinate with divisions to implement new or revised regulations.
• Lead permitting activities and renewals for air, water, and related permits.
• Review industrial pretreatment permits and conduct inspections.
• Assist in preparing annual water quality reports and compliance certifications.
• Represent the organization with health and environmental agencies and legislators.
• Develop policies and public information materials on regulatory requirements.
• Provide guidance to staff on regulatory compliance and reporting.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

Environmental science

Leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in environmental science or related field

Job description

Prince William County Service Authority Inc. seeks a regulatory compliance professional to analyze and monitor federal, state, and local requirements affecting water and wastewater operations.

The role advises senior leadership, coordinates with divisions, and leads permitting efforts to ensure timely compliance with regulatory programs. The position involves preparing briefing papers, supporting annual water quality reporting, and representing the organization in meetings with state and federal