Geological Groundwater Pollution Control Program Supervisor

Working for the State of Wyoming offers more than a paycheck. Our total compensation package includes:

• Comprehensive health dental and vision insurance

• Paid vacation sick leave FMLA and holidays

• Retirement - Pension and 457B plans that help you build a secure future

• Flexible schedules and work-life balance options

• Meaningful work that makes a difference for Wyoming communities

• Writes and interprets rules and regulations reviews recommended permitting actions and makes critical decisions with little or no supervision.
• Confers with public officials representatives of management of private industry and consultants in the resolution of permitting problems relevant to the employees program.
• Responds to and resolves within his/her delegated authority concerns raised by the general public.
• Trains and evaluates the performance of staff personnel.
• Coordinates with the agency and other state federal and private agencies for the arrangement of various services surveys and permitting.
• Reviews and evaluates the work of consultants.
• Evaluates and resolves geologic hazards.
• Recommends hiring/firing and disciplinary action as appropriate.
• Makes recommendations with respect to technical data reports and regulatory issues.
• Is proficient in environmental technical and policy writing; reviews documents for completeness and accuracy.
• Is proficient in planning scheduling and time management activities.
• Makes judgment of compliance through interpretations/inspections of Federal and State regulations and reports.
• Analyzes complex environmental data and formulates conclusions.
• Requires the use of independent judgment.
• Researches records and provides information and technical data to the public.
• Ensures compliance and enforcement of agency rules and state statutes.
• Represents programs in public meetings.
• Represents programs at meetings with operators to review permit applications project design and plan reviews and provides appropriate recommendations for resolving geotechnical-related issues.
• Works with staff to complete inspections per the Performance Partnership Agreement Work Plan.
• Works with staff to ensure facility compliance.
• Drafts negotiates and finalizes enforcement documents.
• Performs technical reviews of permits.
• Evaluates proposals plans and permit applications submitted by the public and/or industry to protect groundwater from impairment or to restore groundwater quality in accordance with regulations policies and guidelines.
• Develops appropriate and timely formal written recommendations and directions in response to proposals plans and applications submitted by the public and/or industry.
• Manages contracts with other agencies organizations or governing bodies to investigate groundwater conditions or implement groundwater protection plans.
• Meets and communicates with concerned citizens and environmental groups with respect to environmental concerns associated with project development.
• From an environmental perspective may review analyze evaluate and interpret technical (biological chemical geological and hydrogeological) land water and/or property data.
• Answers technical questions related to policies procedures and statutes.
• Makes presentations to various interest groups.

• Knowledge of environmental principles theories and practices especially in relation to regulations.
• Ability to work as a team member of professionals to take direction and meet deadlines.
• Ability to work as a team member with the Section Manager and upper management.
• Skill in written oral and electronic communication with special attention to detail.
• Competencies in computer applications such as spreadsheets PowerPoint and word processing.
• Ability to effectively schedule and manage multiple time tables for a team of professionals.
• Ability to interact with the public regulated entities and other employees in a professional manner.
• Ability to set priorities and complete multiple assignments in a timely fashion.
• Detail-oriented; strong ability to discern track and organize pertinent information in a complex regulatory environment.
• Ability to create compose review and edit technical written documents.
• Records maintenance skills.
• Ability to answer technical questions related to policies procedures and statutes.
• Ability to make presentations to various interest groups and the public.
• Strong ability to review and revise technical materials for completeness and accuracy.
• Ability to research records and provide information and technical data to colleagues and the public.
• Proficient in environmental technical and regulatory/policy writing.

• Participation in the various groups as Wyomings representative may require extensive travel at times.
• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
• Must be able to walk over rough terrain.
• Must be able to climb.
• Must be able to deal with inclement weather.
• Must be able to deal with heights.

• FLSA: Exempt
• The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality may use a video interview as a mandatory first step of our process. If chosen for a video interview you will receive an email with all the necessary information to complete the process.