Water Quality and Grease Interceptor Inspector

Role responsibilities

Conduct inspections of grease interceptors, grit traps, and other regulated facilities while investigating citizen complaints and environmental concerns. Support environmental compliance and community initiatives through collaboration with various city departments.

Requirements

A high school diploma or GED is required, along with a minimum of one year of relevant experience in water quality or environmental health. A Texas Registered Code Enforcement Officer certification is preferred or must be obtained within six months of hire.

Key skills

Water Quality, Environmental Health, Code Enforcement, Communication, Customer Service, Problem Solving, Environmental Regulations, Inspections, Compliance Programs, Evidence Gathering, Documentation, Public Education, Field Decision Making, Community Initiatives, Regulatory Compliance

Keywords

Water Quality, Grease Interceptor, Environmental Compliance, Inspections, Citizen Complaints, Stormwater Quality, Detention Ponds, Construction Sites, Illicit Discharges, Code Compliance, Nuisance Violations, Illegal Dumping, Abandoned Vehicles, High Grass, Weeds, Ordinance Enforcement, Environmental Investigations, Recordkeeping, Engineering, Neighborhood Services, Community Initiatives, Regulatory Compliance, Texas Registered Code Enforcement Officer, Driving Record, Public Education, Field Work, Environmental Hazards, After-Hours Work, Weekend Work, Holiday Work