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Ad Title: Industrial Power and Control Technician
Location: 3111 S Fern St, Arlington, VA 22202
Post Date: 08/13/26
City: Arlington
State: VA
Zip: 22202
Email: recruiting@arlingtonva.us
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Arlington County's Department of Environmental Services is seeking an Industrial Power and Control Technician for the Water Pollution Control Plant. This role maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs industrial control systems, including PLCs and protective relays, and manages projects supporting the plant's critical infrastructure.

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Ad Title: Manager of Wastewater Maintenance
Location: 14701 Coastal Hwy
Post Date: 10/14/26
Email: hr@artesianwater.com
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POSITION SUMMARY
The Manager of Wastewater Maintenance is responsible for planning, directing, and overseeing the maintenance and repair of wastewater facilities, equipment, and infrastructure. This position manages wastewater maintenance staff, budgets, preventive maintenance programs, and maintenance activities to ensure safe, reliable, and regulatory-compliant operations. The Manager serves as a technical resource for wastewater systems and collaborates with internal departments, contractors, consultants, and regulatory agencies.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
•Plan, coordinate, and oversee the daily activities of the Wastewater Maintenance staff, including work assignments, scheduling, timekeeping, overtime, vacation schedules, and performance evaluations.
•Plan, coordinate, and oversee the daily activities of the Wastewater Maintenance staff, including work assignments, scheduling, timekeeping, overtime, vacation schedules, and performance evaluations.
•Supervise, coach, and develop employees; provide for industry and safety training and recommend staffing and wage adjustments as appropriate.
•Establish and maintain maintenance programs and records for wastewater facilities and equipment, including pumps, motors, pump stations, control valves, chemical feed equipment, aerators, controls, and related systems.
•Coordinate preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance activities to support reliable wastewater system operations.
•Develop and manage the wastewater maintenance budget to support reliable, cost-effective operation and maintenance of wastewater assets, and meet the needs of employees
•Provide technical expertise in troubleshooting, installation, repair, maintenance, and operation of wastewater treatment facilities, pump stations, collection systems, force mains, and related equipment.
•Identify and recommend capital projects and system improvements to address operational needs, system deficiencies, regulatory requirements, and future growth.
•Prepare or oversee the preparation of cost estimates, specifications, requests for proposals, contract documents, technical reports, and related documentation.
•Maintain reliable wastewater service by minimizing disruptions, supporting timely resolution of system issues, and coordinating effective communication regarding service impacts to customers and local officials.
•Evaluate contractor and consultant proposals and assist in selecting qualified and cost-effective project teams.
•Support analyses and studies of wastewater collection, force main, pump station and treatment systems to identify deficiencies and improve system performance.
•Establish and maintain effective working relationships with regulatory agencies, local officials, wastewater customers, contractors, consultants, vendors, and other stakeholders.
•Maintain current knowledge of applicable federal, state, and local regulations governing wastewater facilities and operations.
•Assist in developing and implementing standard operating procedures, maintenance programs, safety programs and processes that improve the efficiency, effectiveness and safety of the Wastewater Department.
•Attend meetings and participate in internal and external committees as requested.
•Promote and enforce compliance with Company safety policies and procedures.
•Serve as a technical resource to other departments and provide support on wastewater-related projects and initiatives.

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Ad Title: Senior Wastewater Engineer - Project Manager Track
Location: 206 West Main Street, Salisbury, MD 21801
Post Date: 09/22/26
City: Salisbury
Zip: 21801
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About GMB

GMB is a premier, 85-person multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firm headquartered in Salisbury, MD. For decades, we have partnered with municipalities, counties, and private clients across the Delmarva Peninsula and the Western Shore of Maryland to deliver critical infrastructure projects that protect public health and the environment. At our size, you are never just a number—you are an influential project leader. We offer the technical scale and heavy-hitting municipal contract backlog of a large corporation, combined with the nimble decision-making, supportive culture, and work-life balance of a regional firm.

The Opportunity

GMB is seeking two (2) mid-to-senior level Wastewater Engineers (5-7+ years of experience) ready to step into high-visibility project ownership and accelerate their path toward Project Management and firm leadership.

In this role, you will lead the engineering design, permitting, and client management for complex wastewater treatment plants (WWTP), pumping stations, and collection systems throughout Maryland, Delaware, and the eastern shore of Virginia. Recognizing that top talent thrives with flexibility, we offer a highly accommodating hybrid / partial-remote schedule tailored to balance collaboration in our Salisbury office with focused independent work from home.

Key Responsibilities

* Engineering Design: Lead the preparation of comprehensive engineering planning, construction plans, specifications, hydraulic modeling analysis, and cost estimates for wastewater treatment processes, pumping stations, and collection networks.
* Permitting & Compliance: Navigate and secure regulatory approvals through the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE), Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VA DEQ), EPA, and other project specific review agencies.
* Project Management & Leadership: Manage project scopes, schedules, and budgets. Direct and mentor junior Engineers-in-Training (EITs) and CAD designers. Proficiency related to funding agencies’ (e.g., MDE, DNREC, USDA) loan and grant applications, fund securing, and project cost and funding tracking.
* Client & Stakeholder Relations: Serve as a primary point of contact for municipal clients, presenting technical findings at public workshops, city council meetings, and agency reviews.

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Ad Title: Watershed Planner (Planning Specialist III, Grade 23)
Location: 2425 Reedie Drive, 4th Floor, Wheaton, Maryland 20
Post Date: 10/08/26
City: Wheaton
State: MD
Zip: 20902
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Job Title: Watershed Planner (Planning Specialist III, Grade 23)
Organization: Montgomery County Government – Department of Environmental Protection
Location: 2425 Reedie Drive, 4th Floor, Wheaton, Maryland 20902
Job Type: Full-Time | Permanent | Local Government

Salary Range: $78,929 to $126,097

About the Position
The Department of Environmental Protection is seeking a dynamic and experienced Planning Specialist III for the Watershed Restoration Division, Monitoring and Planning Section to perform watershed assessment and planning for watershed restoration and water quality improvement and for the coordination, implementation, and reporting of the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit as well as the development and update of Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) implementation plans.

The position is responsible for improving water quality and meeting regulatory requirements under the MS4 permit by leading watershed-level planning and restoration initiatives. The position also ensures the County remains compliant with environmental mandates while advancing sustainable stormwater management and community engagement.

The ideal candidate will have considerable knowledge of federal, state, and local laws, codes and regulations and agency policy and procedures governing water quality, including National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit and Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) watershed management planning. The candidate will have a strong background in watershed restoration planning, stormwater management, and environmental policy; can work independently while coordinating with multiple stakeholders across government agencies and the public; and have excellent communication, data analysis, and contract management skills. They should be comfortable conducting fieldwork and engaging with the community on environmental issues.


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