Under direction of the Operations and Engineering Manager, this position is responsible
for assisting regulatory management planning, permitting and analysis; and overseeing
sampling program. This position must demonstrate a high degree of proficiency in
analyzing a wide variety of technical, complex regulatory issues that have Agency-wide
implications. 

HSD or GED, plus five (5) years of increasingly responsible related
experience and training directly related to public agencies; water treatment, water
distribution and wastewater; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Desired course work/training in: water sampling, lab analysis/techniques,
backflow/cross connection, water contaminants, and current water/wastewater
regulations (Title 22/EPA). Possession of a valid State Water Resources Control Board
Water Treatment Grade II and Water Distribution Operator Grade II. A valid California
Driver's License with a continuing acceptable driving record.

About Amador Water Agency

The Amador Water Agency owns and operates 11 small community wastewater systems. Over the 50 years since its formation, the Amador Water Agency purchased the Amador Canal System from PG&E, in 1978 constructed the Central Amador Water Project and the Buckhorn Water Treatment Plant to provide water to hundreds of upcountry residents, updated the Tanner Water Treatment Plant, built the Ione Pipeline and a new water treatment plant and storage tanks in Ione, now provides treated water to Jackson, added new wells to the Lake Camanche Village and La Mel Heights systems, completed the 9-mile-long Amador Transmission Pipeline, and completed the Plymouth Pipeline.

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