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The Infrastructure Engineer (Wet Utilities) is responsible for the planning, design review, coordination, and construction supervision of wet utility infrastructure systems including potable water, irrigation, sewerage, stormwater drainage, and recycled water networks. The role ensures compliance with client requirements, local authority standards, project specifications, and applicable engineering codes.
Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline. Professional Engineer certification or membership of a recognized engineering institution is preferred. Valid UAE driving license is an advantage (for site-based roles). 5-10+ years of experience in infrastructure projects with a focus on wet utilities. Experience in design consultancy, construction supervision, or PMC environments. Proven experience on large-scale urban development, municipal infrastructure, road, or master planning projects. Experience working with utility authorities and approval processes. Infrastructure and utility corridors. Mixed-use developments. Industrial zones and logistics developments. Ports and marine developments. Roads and highway infrastructure projects. Smart city and master-planned community developments.
What does a Wet Utilities Engineer (Infrastructure) earn in the UAE?
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AED 25,000 – 40,000/mo