Officially recognized vocational training profession

Duration of Training:

3 years

:Monthly Training Salary (Depending on the State) 

Water resource management specialists work with engineers to design systems for water supply and wastewater disposal. They perform necessary calculations and measurements, prepare bidding documents, and supervise construction projects. They are also involved in planning flood control measures, coastal protection, river restoration, and water conservation areas, collecting related data.

One of their core duties is measuring and evaluating water resource data. For example, they take samples from lakes, drinking water sources, or industrial wastewater, ensuring compliance with legal water regulations. They may also be involved in implementing water-related legal procedures, such as assessing construction projects for environmental impact.

:Places of Work