As a Sewerage Systems Manager, you will need to master following:

• define manufacturing quality criteria
• supervise sewerage systems construction

More generally, a sewerage systems manager is also versed in:

• adhere to organisational guidelines
• create manufacturing guidelines
• develop manufacturing policies
• ensure compliance with environmental legislation
• ensure equipment availability
• ensure equipment maintenance
• environmental legislation
• follow company standards
• liaise with managers
• manage budgets
• manage staff
• manage supplies
• manufacturing processes
• meet deadlines
• monitor legislation developments
• negotiate supplier arrangements
• plan health and safety procedures
• report on production results
• strive for company growth

It also helps to know the following:

• coordinate sewage sludge handling
• develop sewerage networks
• ensure regulatory compliance in pipeline infrastructures
• inspect pipelines
• manage water distribution procedures
• pollution legislation
• prepare timelines for pipeline development projects
• report pollution incidents
• set management priorities in pipeline networks
• supervise waste disposal
• supervise waste water treatments
• assess environmental impact
• coordinate environmental efforts
• document analysis results
• follow up pipeline integrity management priorities
• manage water quality testing
• mitigate environmental impact of pipeline projects
• monitor automated machines
• pollution prevention
• recruit employees
• train employees
• water policies
• water reuse