Wastewater Operations SupervisorThe incumbent will support the best interests and needs of Veolia by providing professional supervision and leadership to safely operate and maintain the Princeton Meadows wastewater treatment plant and collection system. The Supervisor Operations – Wastewater directs daily operations and maintenance activities to ensure regulatory compliance, reliable system performance, effective customer service response, and adherence to Veolia policies and procedures.This role requires professionalism, independent judgment, and the ability to work effectively at all levels. The incumbent coordinates work planning and scheduling, manages preventive and corrective maintenance programs through the CMMS, supports process control, laboratory/testing coordination, and reporting requirements, oversees contractor work quality and budget compliance, and partners with Engineering and EHSS to drive safety, training, and capital planning initiatives.
The position includes participation in the emergency callout rotation and response to after-hours operational events, and the ability to handle emergency situations.Primary duties/responsibilities include supervising the workforce engaged in operation, maintenance, repair, and inspection of the wastewater treatment plant and collection system to ensure compliance with Veolia standards and all applicable local, state, and federal regulations; overseeing day-to-day operation of the Princeton Meadows 1.7 MGD wastewater treatment plant, including monitoring performance, supporting process control, and ensuring appropriate operational coverage; providing oversight/coordination for treatment processes including biosolids handling programs and associated equipment and vendors/contractors, as applicable to the facility's program requirements; providing oversight/coordination for air emissions systems and applicable standards (as applicable to the facility), ensuring operational practices support compliance and proper documentation; providing oversight of any effluent reuse/reclaimed water operations/programs (as applicable), including monitoring, sampling/recordkeeping coordination, cross-connection controls, customer coordination, and ensuring compliance with all reuse permits, standards, and internal procedures; planning, coordinating, and scheduling maintenance, installation, and repair projects across the wastewater system, including lift stations, appurtenances, and related assets; assigning work crews to specific jobs based on job requirements, workforce capability, safety considerations, and service priorities; managing the preventative and corrective maintenance program including workflow execution in the CMMS (assign ? dispatch ? verify/close), ensuring accurate documentation and completion of work orders; receiving work requests and work orders; determining required labor and materials; coordinating procurement/ordering of parts, chemicals, equipment, and services as needed; performing and/or directing troubleshooting and repair of mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and controls (including SCADA-related) issues impacting treatment or collection operations, applying strong mechanical and technical aptitude; ensuring proper sampling support and operational data integrity; supporting wastewater testing using laboratory standard methods for water and wastewater; reviewing logs and operational records for accuracy and completeness; ensuring required reporting is completed on time; preparing reports and correspondence as required by Veolia and regulatory agencies; supporting audits, inspections, and corrective action responses as needed; conducting periodic inspections of work in progress (Veolia crews and contractors) to verify quality, compliance, and alignment with scope and budget; ensuring contractors perform within budget expectations; partnering with the Engineering Department to support prioritization and execution of capital projects and system improvements; providing field input, constructability feedback, and operational considerations; partnering with EHSS to conduct periodic safety meetings, tailboards, and training programs; reinforcing safe work practices and confirming required PPE and monitoring is used; monitoring safety and jobsite conditions; reporting and correcting non-conforming conditions; setting the tone for safety culture and housekeeping standards at the facility and in the field; monitoring and supporting achievement of operational KPIs (e.g., compliance, maintenance execution, responsiveness, reliability, safety); interacting professionally with customers, contractors, vendors, and state/local agencies; supporting investigation and resolution of service issues as needed; developing and maintaining good working relationships with the public and employees; ability to shift priorities frequently, organize and prioritize multiple concurrent projects, and effectively perform under pressure to meet operational and compliance deadlines; participating on cross-functional teams and performing other job-related tasks as required or requested; will be required to participate in emergencies, respond to callouts, and work extended hours as needed; must be a member of the Princeton Meadows emergency callout rotation; maintaining accurate electronic records and ensuring timely submission of required documentation and reports; managing/monitoring inventory (including chemicals and critical spare parts) to ensure adequate supply is maintained and properly stored/handled.Work environment must be able to wear required PPE and safely work around moving equipment, wet/slippery surfaces, chemical storage/handling areas, and wastewater process environments.
This position requires participation in an emergency/on-call rotation and may require weekends, holidays, and extended hours based on operational needs.