Water Supply Technical Manager

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Industry & Occupation

Architecture, Civil Engineering & Facilities

Classification

Summary

Specialist who supplies safe and stable water through the operation, maintenance, and monitoring of water supply facilities.

Description

Water supply technical managers are specialized technicians responsible for the operation, monitoring, and maintenance management of water supply facilities such as water purification plants, distribution reservoirs, and pumping stations. They conduct water quality inspections and water pressure management, create and implement equipment inspections and maintenance plans while complying with safety standards. They operate monitoring control systems such as SCADA, and perform emergency responses when abnormalities are detected. They also respond to changes in laws and regulations, and are involved in renewal plans for aging infrastructure and technological improvements. They collaborate with local governments and related departments to support stable water supply to residents.

Future Outlook

Amid progress in updating aging water supply infrastructure, seismic retrofitting, and strengthening disaster response, the importance of safe and efficient water supply management is increasing, and the demand for technicians is expected to remain stable. With the introduction of smart water supply using IoT and AI, the market value of personnel with data analysis and remote monitoring skills will rise.

Personality Traits

Can respond flexibly / Cautious and meticulous / Has cooperativeness / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Emergency response / Office work / On-site work / Shift work

Career Path

Junior Operator → Senior Operator / Supervisor → Chief Technical Manager → Facility Section Chief / Technical Manager → Director / Facility Manager

Required Skills

Distribution Pipe Network Maintenance Management / SCADA Operation / Water Purification Equipment Operation Monitoring / Water Quality Analysis

Recommended Skills

Civil Engineering Basics / Emergency Response Procedures / GIS Utilization / PLC Control / Safety and Health Management

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because overlooking water quality or equipment abnormalities can lead to serious risks.
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis Because numerical management is important in measuring and analyzing water pressure and water quality data.
Planning & Organization Because it is necessary to formulate inspection and maintenance plans for equipment and manage schedules.
Problem Solving Because it is necessary to quickly identify causes and take measures during facility or equipment failures.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Creativity & Ideation Because operations are mainly based on regulations and procedures.

Related Qualifications

  • Piping Construction Management Engineer
  • Pollution Prevention Manager (Water Quality)
  • Professional Engineer (Water Supply and Sewerage Department)
  • Water Supply Technical Certification

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  • Civil Engineer
  • Environmental Conservation Engineer
  • Facility Management Engineer

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