Under direction, performs industrial facility identification, inspection, data collection and evaluation for compliance activities; investigates pollution complaints and responds to reports of sewage bypasses and overflows; inspect facilities that may discharge fats, oil, and grease (FOG) into sewers or natural watercourses; recommends and oversees remedial mitigating actions to minimize environmental impact from sources of pollution; inspects natural watercourses and sewers; inspects stormwater best management practices and detention basins; and monitors delivery of hauled waste.

Essential Functions: Investigate environmental complaints and related problems to determine cause and secure corrective action, and write reports summarizing the work performed; conduct or oversee field analyses and sampling, utilizing field sampling and testing equipment and techniques; inspect facilities that discharge stormwater and wastewater to MSD and perform follow up activities to address user questions, violations, or problems; assist in the identification of industries to be added to the District's databases; sends and processes industry questionnaires and other required industry reports; inspects hauled waste delivery documents and wastewater quality; responds to emergency sewage bypasses and hazard material discharges, and initiates remedial action to minimize environmental impact; makes required reports to MDNR; inspects natural watercourses and storm sewers for illicit discharges, water quality problems, and unsatisfactory conditions; initiates enforcement actions, such as Notices of Violations; develops and maintains other files and records, as needed.

Additional Responsibilities: Performs related work as required or as delegated by supervisor.