Hydraulic Modeller Jobs

Hydraulic Modeller Jobs

​How to Enter

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

The day-to-day responsibilities of a Hydraulic Modeller could include all or some of the following:


  • 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.


Salary Range

45K – 120K per annum (NZD)