Water Resources Planner at National land Authority (NLA): (Deadline 5 November 2024)

Job responsibilities

• • 1
    Bachelor’s Degree in Hydrology

    2 Years of relevant experience

• • 2
    Master’s Degree in Integrated Water Resources management

    0 Year of relevant experience

• • 3
    Master’s Degree in Water Resources Engineering

    0 Year of relevant experience

• • 4
    Bachelor’s Degree in water resources management

    2 Years of relevant experience

• • 5
    Bachelor’s Degree in Water Resource Planning

    2 Years of relevant experience

• • 6
    Master’s Degree in Water Resource Planning

    0 Year of relevant experience

• • 7
    Bachelor’s Degree in Urban Hydrology

    2 Years of relevant experience

• • 8
    Master’s Degree in Urban Hydrology

    0 Year of relevant experience

• • 9
    Master’s Degree in Water Resources and Environmental Management

    0 Year of relevant experience

• • 10
    Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental and Water Resources Management

    2 Years of relevant experience

• • 11
    Bachelor’s Degree in Flood Modeling

    2 Years of relevant experience

• 12
  Masters’s degree in Flood Modeling

  0 Year of relevant experience

• • 1
    Make designs for water detention facilities, storm drains, flood control facilities, or other hydraulic structures for the District Land Use Plan;

• • 2
    Design storm-water plans for urban, rurban, rural settlement sites and other key areas including drainage plan (existing, proposed, main receiver),

• • 3
    Assessing demand for water, based on the present population data, usage and storage and provide and advice for future water security in the DLUP;

• • 4
    Make predictions of water usage, demands and future resources;

• • 5
    Identifying the area vulnerable to flooding both before and after the implementation of the proposed zoning plan;

• • 6
    Providing support in designing of storm-water management planning, drainage and sewage system design and planning, flood analysis and control;

• • 7
    Making analysis on existing sewerage and solid waste management in relation to groundwater sources in the DLUP and provide advice;

• • 8
    Develop and plan standardized water monitoring and assessment methods;

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  Other tasks as assigned by the supervisor