·         Collecting chemical, bacteriological and biological samples of surface waters for analysis to assess stream health.

·         Conduct sanitary surveys of community and non-community public water systems to ensure compliance with federal and state drinking water standards.

·         Serve as a knowledgeable point of contact for public water system operators, landowners, and local stakeholders, providing guidance on regulatory requirements and compliance.

·         Travel regularly to monitoring sites and public water systems across a 17-county service area using a state-provided vehicle.

·         Accurately document field findings, maintain organized records, and input data into digital systems.

·         Participate in occasional investigations related to illegal discharges, surface water quality concerns, or public water drinking water complaints.

·         Collaborate with internal regulatory teams, consultants, water system operators, elected officials, and members of the public to resolve issues and support environmental goals.