Overview
Frankfort, KY 40601 USA
The mission of the Kentucky Energy & Environment Cabinet (EEC) is to improve the quality of life for all Kentuckians by protecting our land, air, and water resources by utilizing our natural resources in an environmentally conscientious manner. We do this by helping families connect with nature and preserving the Commonwealth’s natural heritage; and by supporting innovative, resilient, and sustainable energy solutions that together bring economic benefit to the commonwealth.
If you are looking for a positive work environment and a career where you can make a difference in the environment we live in, then EEC is the cabinet for you. For more information on what our cabinet has to offer, check out our YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWSuC43XqlHchYeQ66tP7tg and our Careers page https://eec.ky.gov/Pages/careers.aspx
By joining the Division of Water’s Water Quality Branch as an Environmental Control Manager in Franklin County, you will have the opportunity to work to determine, report on, and manage the health of the Commonwealth’s streams, rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
Holders of the Water Quality Branch Manager position will complete tasks such as:
- Oversees of water quality monitoring programs
- Monitors status, develops, and reviews of surface water quality standards
- Manages Total Maximum Daily Loads program
- Assesses state waterbodies on a regular basis
- Coordinates processes related to regulation development and agency policy and procedures
Desired candidates possess the following requisite skills or experience applicable to the position:
- Stream monitoring and assessment processes
- Staff and program management
- State and federal water regulation and statute review and/or development
- Writing, presentation, facilitation, and planning
EEC provides opportunities for development and upward movement. There is room to grow your skillset as you build your career. Come join our team and make an impact in the future of Kentucky. We look forward to reviewing your application. .
