In addition to the qualification guidelines, the ideal candidate will possess: Knowledge of methods, equipment, tools, and materials used to inspect, clean, maintain, and repair wastewater collection systems, storm drain facilities, and pumping stations; Ability to plan and prioritize preventive maintenance, repairs, and service requests and allocate staff and equipment effectively; Knowledge of supervision principles and practices, including staff training, performance evaluation, and employee development; Knowledge of safety hazards and safe work practices associated with wastewater operations, including confined spaces, exposure to sewage, equipment operation, and work in public streets; Ability to read and interpret sewer and storm drain system maps, work orders, and operating procedures; Strong organizational skills and the ability to maintain accurate work activity, equipment, and maintenance records; Clear oral and written communication skills, sound judgment, and a strong customer service focus; and. The supervisor oversees Wastewater Technicians and assigned work crews; schedules daily operations and maintenance activities; assigns work and allocates personnel, equipment, materials, and supplies; and reviews work in progress and upon completion to ensure quality and adherence to safety practices.