1. Engineering Work in the Water/Wastewater Industry

2. Why am I here? The water /wastewater industry wants to make sure we continue to have qualified engineers I’m an engineer in the water/wastewater industry and want to give you an idea of what the work is like To give you an idea of options you might want to investigate if this career appeals to you

3. Civil Engineer 7.5 Million Bay Area Residents 525 MILLION GALLONS / DAY OF DRINKING WATER PRODUCED 705 MILLION GALLONS / DAY OF WASTEWATER TREATED

4. Engineers are Critical In 2011, BAYWORK, a collaborative of water and wastewater utilities focused on workforce reliability, identified the following job categories as critical to getting their work done: Engineer Mechanic/Machinist Water Treatment Operator Electronic Maintenance Technician/Instrument Technician Electrician Water Distribution Operator Wastewater Treatment Operator

5. Average Monthly Salary Range for Engineers

6. Types of Engineers in the Water/ Wastewater Industry Civil Engineer Environmental/Process/Water Quality/Sanitary Engineer Structural Engineer Electrical Engineer Instrumentation and Control/SCADA Engineer Mechanical Engineer

7. Civil Engineer

8. Electrical Engineer

9. Instrumentation & Control Engineer

10. Mechanical Engineer

11. BAYWORK Website For more information about BAYWORK or to contact someone from BAYWORK with questions, see the “About Us” page on the baywork.org website.

12. Engineer Profiles Link to Baywork website Engineer Profiles

13. My Position and the Kind of Work I Do

14. My Education and Experience

15. My Favorite Project

16. What I Like Best About My Job

17. Options for you to consider if you think you might be interested in becoming an engineer Coursework Course 1 Course 2 Experiences (e.g., internships) Experience 1 Experience 2 Training Opportunities Training 1 Training 2

18. BAYWORK Training Opportunity Map

19. BAYWORK Job Opportunity Map

20. QUESTIONS/COMMENTS?