This position primarily manages the remediation of petroleum contaminated sites through technical and administrative oversight to ensure sites are remediated to appropriate risk-based levels. This position also works with responsible parties to resolve issues efficiently, openly, fairly, and consistently. Provides program leadership within the region and expert assistance within the agency. This position is responsible for, but not limited to, case management (including state lead and general permits). Manage remediation cases in accordance with state and federal laws, regulations, and department policies and procedures through communication with responsible persons and consultants. Review reports and other technical information and make risk-based evaluations. Prepare and sign routine correspondence such as suspected and confirmed release letters. Corrective Action Plan (CAP) request letters, and closure letters when a CAP has not been approved. Manage State Lead cases to ensure that sites are adequately assessed and the remediation is timely, appropriate, correct and cost effective. Process petroleum general discharge permits accurately and on time. Prepare PGDP request letters and registration statement acceptance forms. Manage the Virginia Petroleum Storage Tank Fund (VPSTF) activities. Alternate Water Supply (AWS), respond to emergency releases and make case referrals to the State Lead program in accordance with guidelines. Respond to reports of water supplies contaminated by petroleum products and ensure potable water is supplied where necessary. Information management (CEDS, ECM and GIS), submit reports as required. Maintain CEDS database, ECM and GIS in a timely, accurate and consistent manner. Compliance and enforcement, monitor compliance and initiate enforcement measures in accordance with department procedures. Prepare and sign overdue report and report deficiency letters. • Knowledge of geology, hydrogeology, chemistry, environmental science and engineering, groundwater modeling, groundwater pollution assessment, and groundwater/leaking underground storage tank remediation. • Knowledge of federal, state, and local laws and regulations governing petroleum releases. • Knowledge, skills, and abilities in project management and personal computer operations (including word processing, spreadsheets, and database management). • Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. • Coursework or equivalent work experience in geology, hydrogeology, or environmental science. Work experience demonstrating strong work ethic and independent work skills. • A Real ID or U.S. passport is required to access certain facilities. • This position may require you to operate a state owned or leased vehicle. Therefore, a valid driver's license is required.