Water Quality & Compliance Technician

City of Georgetown; West Side (OH); On-site; USD 32,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

City of Georgetown is seeking a Regulatory Technician to support regulatory reporting, laboratory coordination, and water and wastewater quality monitoring. Under supervision of the Regulatory Supervisor, you will collect samples, analyze field data, and ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.

The role requires handling field work, data entry, and coordination with laboratories. A valid Texas driver’s license is required, with license upgrades possible within six months.

Qualifications

• Experience in water and wastewater field preferred (6 months).
• Valid Class C Texas driver’s license; out-of-state license accepted with 3-year driving history.
• Must obtain Class D Water Operator License and Wastewater Collection license within six months if required.
• Able to work outdoors in varying weather and lift equipment.

Responsibilities

• Collect potable water and wastewater samples using automatic samplers or grab sampling techniques.
• Perform field water and wastewater quality analyses (temperature, chlorine residuals, pH, DO).
• Calibrate, operate, and maintain field testing instruments and sampling equipment.
• Document sampling activities and manage data for regulatory reporting.
• Coordinate with laboratories for sample scheduling, transport and delivery.
• Review and translate laboratory results to support compliance evaluations.
• Perform hydrant flushing on routes to improve water quality.
• Assist with wastewater collection system monitoring and compliance.
• Maintain records for compliance with TCEQ, EPA, and other regulators.
• Support field investigations and troubleshooting related to water quality issues.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Water sampling

Wastewater sampling

MS Office

Data interpretation

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Tools

MS Office

Job description

City of Georgetown is seeking a Regulatory Technician to support regulatory reporting, laboratory coordination, and water and wastewater quality monitoring. Under supervision of the Regulatory Supervisor, you will collect samples, analyze field data, and ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.

The role requires handling field work, data entry, and coordination with laboratories. A valid Texas driver’s license is required, with license upgrades possible within six months.