Network design, hydraulic modelling and the operational side of municipal water and sewer infrastructure, at the scale a growing city actually puts on it.
Design decisions made once get lived with by an operations team for thirty years. This covers network design and hydraulic modelling alongside treatment and daily operation, connecting what gets drawn to what a utility can actually run at the scale a growing city imposes.
Estimating demand, source assessment, and reservoir and storage planning for urban supply.
Pipe sizing, layout, pressure zones, and material selection for water distribution.
Building, calibrating, and interpreting network models to test performance under load.
Gravity sewers, pumping stations, and hydraulic design of collection systems.
Matching treatment processes and capacity to network flows and quality standards.
Maintenance planning, non-revenue water, and building resilience into system operation.
Civil and water engineers, utility planners, and consulting engineers working on municipal water and sanitation infrastructure.
A civil, water or municipal engineering background.
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