Hydraulic Modeller Jobs
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To make yourself stand out and improve your chances of securing a Hydraulic Modeller job in New Zealand, it’s recommended to first complete a Bachelor of Engineering degree and specialise in Civil Engineering, or anything related to water, sewer or storm system management.
Typical Responsibilities
- Engaging clients and visiting sites to understand the needs of the project
- Using computer modelling software to plan drainage, sewerage and flood control systems
- Calculating costs and budgets
- Assessing the environmental impact of proposed work
- Keeping up-to-date with all legislation changes and ensuring work completed is compliant
- Ensuring Health & Safety standards are met
- Conducting onsite inspections during project progression
- Maintaining drainage, sewerage and flood control systems
Progression
Many Hydraulic Modellers progress their careers and become self-employed contractors, consultants or shift their focus to Project Management, Construction Management, Planning, Estimation or Health & Safety. In addition, they could also specialise as Coastal Engineers and work on protecting New Zealand’s coasts and rivers.
There may not be current roles available but we are always looking to connect with new talent and will be able to help you on your journey to finding your next role. Please upload an expression of interest and your CV so we can start this partnership.