Water Quality Manager And Protection Lead

1. Certification Requirements: The candidate must have a valid CESCL certification (Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead), ensuring compliance with Washington State Department of Ecology requirements. The candidate should possess documentation verifying the completion of the CESCL certification course or equivalent certifications. 2. Experience and Knowledge: Direct experience in implementing Water Quality Management and Protection Best Management Practices (BMPs). In-depth knowledge of Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) standards, City of Seattle requirements, Project Section 401 Water Quality Certification standards, and WQMPP (Water Quality Monitoring and Protection Plan). Experience with Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) regulations and other state and local water quality standards. 3. Duties and Responsibilities: Updating the WQMPP (Water Quality Monitoring and Protection Plan) in compliance with regulatory standards such as the Section 401 Water Quality Certification. Managing the WQMPP during the construction phase by updating the plan to address any changes required for meeting water quality standards. Overseeing BMP installation and maintenance, ensuring all BMPs perform as intended, and rectifying any deficiencies or damaged BMPs promptly. Maintaining and updating the WQMPP based on site conditions and work methods. Participating in meetings and inspections, including pre-activity meetings and weekly Task Force meetings to report updates and progress on WQMPP activities. Identifying and implementing adaptive management strategies and new BMPs not initially included in the WQMPP. Ensuring continuous communication with relevant stakeholders, such as WSDOT and Ecology, to keep the plan aligned with the latest standards and expectations. 4. Additional Skills: Strong ability to collaborate and lead teams involved in environmental management and construction work. Competency in updating and maintaining compliance documentation for water quality, environmental impact mitigation, and regulatory standards. An organized and detail-oriented mindset to ensure that environmental safeguards are implemented and monitored consistently across the project site. In summary, you need a professional with strong experience in environmental compliance and water quality management within the construction industry, specifically someone knowledgeable in BMPs, Washington State regulations, and project certification processes. This person should have the CESCL certification and hands-on experience leading and updating water quality plans throughout the construction process.