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Water Supply Designer plans and designs systems for storing, treating, and distributing potable water for residential, industrial, or municipal projects. Key responsibilities include creating detailed CAD drawings, performing hydraulic modeling (HEC-RAS, WaterGEMS), designing piping layouts, selecting pumps, ensuring regulatory compliance, and conducting site inspections.
Kaplan Community Career CenterKaplan Community Career Center +2Core Responsibilities & DutiesSystem Design & Planning: Designing water distribution networks, pipelines, pumping stations, and storage tanks.Technical Drawings: Preparing layouts, plans, and 3D models using AutoCAD and GIS mapping software.Engineering Analysis: Conducting hydraulic analysis, water demand calculations, and cost-benefit studies.Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring designs adhere to local, state, and national environmental regulations and building codes.Project Management: Collaborating with contractors and project managers to ensure on-time delivery and budget compliance. Kaplan Community Career CenterKaplan Community Career Center +5Required Skills and QualificationsEducation: A bachelor's degree in Civil, Environmental, or Mechanical Engineering is typically required.Software Proficiency: Experience with AutoCAD, ArcGIS, and hydraulic modeling tools (e.g., EPANET, HEC-RAS).Technical Knowledge: Understanding of fluid dynamics, water treatment processes, and pumping systems.Soft Skills: Strong communication skills to liaise with clients, stakeholders, and construction teams. TargetJobsTargetJobs +4Common Job TitlesWater Supply Design EngineerWater Systems DesignerCivil Engineer - Water/WastewaterHydraulic Designer Kaplan Community Career CenterKaplan Community Career Center +3Typical Work EnvironmentWater supply designers often work in offices, designing systems, but may spend time in the field conducting site inspections, surveying, or overseeing construction progress.
