Sewerage Design Engineer

As a Civil/Environmental Engineer specializing in sewerage and wastewater infrastructure design, you will have the responsibility to prepare and review detailed designs, drawings, hydraulic calculations, and engineering documents for sewerage systems. Your expertise will be crucial in designing sewer networks, including gravity and pressure systems, manholes, pumping stations, and other related structures. You will play a key role in assisting the preparation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), feasibility studies, and detailed design reports for sewerage infrastructure projects. Utilizing tools like SewerGEMS, SWMM, or similar software, you will conduct hydraulic modeling and flow simulations to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of the sewerage systems. Adhering to relevant design standards and codes such as CPHEEO Manual, IS codes, BIS, and MoHUA guidelines will be essential in your role. Collaboration with civil, electrical, and mechanical teams for integrated sewerage system design will be a part of your daily tasks. Your expertise will also be required in reviewing drawings submitted by contractors and design consultants, providing technical support during procurement processes, and participating in site visits to assess various design constraints. Obtaining necessary design approvals from clients and statutory authorities will also fall under your responsibilities. In terms of qualifications, you are expected to hold a Bachelor's degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering (a Master's degree in Environmental or Public Health Engineering is preferred) and have at least 5 years of experience in sewerage and wastewater infrastructure design. Proficiency in using design and hydraulic modeling software such as AutoCAD, SewerGEMS, Civil 3D, and SWMM is required. A good understanding of wastewater treatment technologies, pump sizing, and flow management principles will be beneficial for this role. To excel in this position, you should possess a strong knowledge of urban sewerage system planning and design, the ability to interpret topographic maps, site surveys, and utility layouts, and proficiency in technical documentation, report writing, and drawing review. Effective communication and coordination skills for multidisciplinary teamwork are essential, along with familiarity with national and international sewerage design codes and standards. Your contribution to maintaining up-to-date documentation of all design-related activities and revisions will be highly valued in this role.,