Who is AQUALIS? AQUALIS is a nationwide leading provider of water resource management focused on maintaining, inspecting, rehabilitating and repairing post-construction stormwater, wastewater and freshwater systems—providing our clients with environmental compliance while inspiring change by preserving and protecting our most precious natural resource…water. Why work at AQUALIS? Working at AQUALIS is a unique opportunity to be a part of an environmentally progressive team that performs at the highest professional level. We pride ourselves on respect, loyalty, integrity and inclusion. Our Company's culture is supported by real potential for personal and professional development, continuing education and a readiness to provide our people with the tools and equipment needed to excel. We provide all full-time employees with competitive annual raise potential, paid vacation time, eligibility to enroll in a company sponsored group healthcare plan, 401(k) matching, as well as real flexibility and growth potential. Where do YOU fit in? The Stormwater Inspector Team Lead is responsible for conducting inspections of stormwater management systems and associated infrastructure to ensure regulatory compliance, system functionality, and environmental stewardship for AQUALIS customers. This position serves as a frontline representative of AQUALIS and plays a critical role in helping clients maintain compliance with federal, state, and local stormwater regulations while protecting water quality. The Stormwater Inspector Lead reports to the Business Development Manager, New Jersey Office and performs field inspections, documents site conditions, identifies maintenance and repair needs, prepares reports with the support of the AQUALIS Compliance team, and communicates findings to clients and internal stakeholders. This role requires a strong attention to detail, commitment to safety, and ability to work independently in various weather and field conditions as well as significant travel.

Responsibilities:

Conduct routine and regulatory inspections of stormwater management systems, including the following: Catch basins Inlets and outlets Storm drain systems Detention and retention ponds Bioswales Underground treatment systems Proprietary treatment devices Green infrastructure systems Remove lids, grates, and access covers as necessary to perform thorough inspections. Evaluate system conditions, identify deficiencies, and document maintenance and repair requirements. Assess sediment accumulation, structural integrity, erosion, vegetation conditions, and overall functionality of stormwater assets. Verify compliance with stormwater permits and local regulatory requirements.

Documentation & Reporting:

Collect accurate field data using company software, tablets, mobile applications, and GPS-enabled devices. Capture detailed photographs and field notes documenting asset conditions. Prepare inspection reports, maintenance recommendations, and corrective action documentation. Ensure all reports are completed accurately and submitted within required timeframes. Maintain accurate records of inspections and client interactions.

Safety & Compliance:

Follow all AQUALIS safety policies, procedures, and training requirements. Conduct field work in compliance with OSHA and company safety standards. Utilize appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times. Identify and communicate potential safety hazards encountered during inspections. Participate in safety meetings, training programs, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Client Service:

Represent AQUALIS professionally at client sites. Communicate inspection findings and observations to project managers and clients as required. Support client retention by delivering exceptional service and responsiveness. Assist in identifying opportunities for additional maintenance, repair, engineering, or compliance services.

Operational Support:

Coordinate with maintenance, repair, engineering, and project management teams regarding identified deficiencies. Assist with asset inventory verification and data collection projects. Support emergency response activities and special projects as assigned. Travel within assigned territory to perform inspections and field assessments. Bachelor's degree or relevant work experience equivalent. 3-5 Years of Experience in the environmental technology, stormwater management industries Report writing and review experience a must Technical plan review, engineering oversight, and overall construction plan reading experience preferred. Self-motivated, energetic team player with a positive attitude. Ability to think strategically and develop long-term plans for channels. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Valid driver's license with acceptable driving record required. OSHA 10-Hour Certification preferred. Stormwater inspection certifications or related environmental certifications preferred. Confined Space Awareness training is preferred.