Water Quality Supervisor (Water Resources - FOG)

Gwinnett County; Lawrenceville (GA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources is seeking a field inspector to perform grease trap inspections and complete required paperwork. The role involves driving a county vehicle and using hand-held devices to record results and maintain accurate data.

You will interact with customers, educating them on proper trap maintenance and testing, while coordinating with internal teams to ensure compliance and timely service delivery.

Qualifications

• Experience performing grease trap inspections or similar field inspections.
• Proficiency with data entry and basic record-keeping.
• Ability to educate customers on proper maintenance and testing of traps.

Responsibilities

• Perform grease trap inspections and complete associated paperwork.
• Use county vehicle and handheld devices to collect data and ensure accurate records.
• Educate customers on proper use, maintenance, testing, and function of grease traps/interceptors.

Skills

Grease trap inspections

Data entry

Customer education

Tools

Hand-held devices

Job description

The Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources is a publicly-owned utility, committed to providing excellent water, waste water and storm water services at the best possible value to the citizens of Gwinnett County. The department is widely recognized for service excellence in the operation of two water production facilities, three water reclamation facilities and over 200 pump stations. In addition, DWR maintains 3,667 miles of water lines, 2,654 miles of sewer lines and 1,325 miles of storm water pipe. The Department of Water Resources takes pride in stewardship of the environmental resources entrusted to us and pledge to be responsible as we manage water as a limited, but renewable, resource.

This position is responsible for performing grease trap inspections, preparing and processing the associated paperwork, and data entry. The position requires the ability to operate a county vehicle daily and use hand-held equipment to perform their functions. They will interface with other teams within DWR as well as other county departments to perform several required tasks. Additionally, they will interact directly with customers, educating them on the proper use, maintenance, testing, and function of their grease traps/interceptors.