Lab Supervisor

As Lab Supervisor, you will:

- Collect samples at prescribed intervals or as requested from the water distribution system, wastewater treatment plants, stream or commercial and residential establishments for laboratory testing

- Conduct laboratory tests, including tests for alkalinity, phosphates, nitrogen, BOD, suspended solids, dissolved oxygen, chlorine residual, pH, flow, temperature, turbidity, membrane filtration, conductivity, total solids, nitrates, nitrites, chlorides, COD, ammonia, MPN’s, TKN’s and fecal coliform. May also include additional testing required by Permits and necessary for Process Control/trouble shooting.

- Maintain organized daily log of test results to include quality control, and daily verification of accuracy.

- Work with county, state and federal government in enforcing EPA and EPD regulations in water and water pollution control

- Create, prepare and submit reports and inspection forms for Client, Management and Governing Authorities.

- Insure integrity of analytical data by developing Quality Control Standards; preparing periodic Blind Studies; and evaluating procedures and updating and refining as necessary.

- Prepares monthly billing invoices for analysis completed.

- Clean and maintain laboratory materials and equipment

- Assist in the training and development of new personnel

- Assist in research and development in new areas of testing and procedures

- Attend safety classes, reinforce and comply with company safety policies.

- Work harmoniously with peers, supervisors, and the public and comply with company policies.

- Manage laboratory technicians including training, work assignments, scheduling, and performance assessments.

Qualifications:

- Degree in Chemistry or Biology and experience with metals and wet chemistry analysis preferred

- 5 Years of progressive lab experience including lab management and analyst supervision

- Valid Georgia Water and/or Wastewater Lab Analyst License (or ability to get through reciprocity)

- Knowledge of laboratory techniques and water analysis methodology

- Knowledge of wastewater plant operations, state and federal regulations, equipment, and safety practices

- Valid driver’s license

- Strong detail-oriented work style