Stormwater Program Lead: MS4 & Floodplain

City of Greer, South Carolina; Greer (SC); On-site; USD 78,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Defined benefit retirement plan

Paid holidays

Job summary

City of Greer, South Carolina, is seeking a Stormwater Manager in the Engineering Department. The role oversees MS4 compliance, reviews plans, and leads stormwater projects from design to construction. Requires PE license in SC, CFM/CEPSCI, and 5+ years of experience.

The position offers a comprehensive benefits package and a competitive salary. Expect collaboration with engineers, developers, and city staff to maintain environmental standards and public safety.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from ABET‑accredited university.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license in South Carolina.
• Minimum five (5) years experience, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
• Certified Stormwater Plan Reviewer (CSPR) certification or ability to obtain certification within six (6) months.
• Certified Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control Inspector (CEPSCI) certification, or ability to obtain within six (6) months.
• Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) certification, or ability to obtain within 1 year.
• Valid state‑issued driver’s license required.

Responsibilities

• Supervises, directs, and evaluates assigned staff; handles employee concerns and performance appraisals.
• Coordinates, assigns, reviews work and establishes schedules; maintains standards and answers questions.
• Manages the City’s MS4 Program and annual reports for MS4 compliance.
• Conducts public outreach and education on stormwater topics; supports public participation and training.
• Reviews construction plans and reports for stormwater management and environmental compliance.
• Ensures conformance with City ordinances, DHEC, FEMA, and federal/state laws.
• Attends meetings with engineers, developers, and staff; coordinates between departments.
• Reviews survey/subdivision plans for completeness and compliance with ordinances.
• Approves grading permits and assists with site inspections and close-out processes.
• Manages stormwater CIP planning and watershed studies; recommends CIP projects.
• Ensures contractor conformance and materials quality during project construction.
• Provides design and project management for City projects with public services crews or contractors.
• Manages stormwater projects from design to bids to construction management.
• Administers NFIP floodplain activities after CFM certification; reviews permits.
• Prepares floodplain verification letters and reviews FEMA Elevation Certificates.
• Responds to citizen floodplain inquiries and coordinates data transfer to GIS/Asset Management.
• Provides Engineering Support for Citizens and responds to stormwater/flooding inquiries.
• Assists with other infrastructure projects and traffic-related tasks as assigned.
• Provides technical assistance to City Engineer and staff as necessary.

Skills

Communication

Collaboration

Ethics/Confidentiality

Decision Making

Prioritization

Interpersonal

Multi‑tasking

Detail‑Oriented

Project Management Skills

Analytical

Education

ABET‑accredited BS in Civil Engineering

Professional Engineer (PE) license – South Carolina

Minimum five years experience

Certified Stormwater Plan Reviewer (CSPR)

CEPSCI (certification or ability to obtain in 6 months)

Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) (or ability within 1 year)

Valid SC driver’s license

Tools

AutoCAD

Permit tracking software

Construction management software

ArcGIS

Job description

City of Greer, South Carolina, is seeking a Stormwater Manager in the Engineering Department. The role oversees MS4 compliance, reviews plans, and leads stormwater projects from design to construction. Requires PE license in SC, CFM/CEPSCI, and 5+ years of experience.

The position offers a comprehensive benefits package and a competitive salary. Expect collaboration with engineers, developers, and city staff to maintain environmental standards and public safety.