Integrated Water Management in Sait, Canada

Integrated Water Management in Sait

Program Highlights

Create solutions for global and local water issues with a career in water management. This program will prepare you for various roles such as water management specialist, water quality technician, watershed planner, flood planning technologist or junior hydrologist.

Program description

As a graduate of the Integrated Water Management diploma program you will recognize the role of total water management in identifying local solutions for global water issues. You will demonstrate knowledge of the complex elements, interfaces, and approaches considered in supporting practical integrated water management. As a student, you will acquire specialized applied knowledge and market-sought skills developed through a work-integrated capstone research project in either Water Environmental Technologies or Advanced Industry Applications.

The Integrated Water Management program focuses on:

• water monitoring program development and execution
• data management and analysis to inform design and decision-making
• project management and communication
• inspection and maintenance of surface water drainage systems
• site assessment and identifying sources of pollution and contamination
• erosion sediment control
• support permitting applications and reporting
• emergency preparedness plans and response incorporating increasing risks of extreme events
• applicable skills to support global water availability challenges, including Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
• hands-on learning experience including field school, classroom and virtual reality labs

Your career

Graduates of this program find work in industries such as water quality, water restoration and damage, environmental health and safety, natural resource management and waste management. Possible career opportunities include:

• junior water analyst
• water systems designer
• junior planner/policy analyst or strategist
• industrial water technologist
• field inspector
• junior watershed planner
• environmental water analyst
• environmental scientist

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