SCADA Manager

The SCADA Manager is responsible for the operational
reliability, deployment, and continuous optimization of hypervision and SCADA
infrastructure across the cluster. This ensures that the technical systems
provide the high -quality data and control capabilities required to meet the
company's performance -based KPIs, specifically regarding Non -Revenue Water
(NRW), Energy Efficiency, and Asset Longevity.

The Manager serves as the primary technical authority,
bridging the gap between high -level O&M strategy and field -level execution
by leading a team of technicians and overseeing specialized subcontractors.

Operations & System Availability

•             Incident
& Disaster Recovery: Act as the first point of escalation for SCADA/PLC
failures; execute disaster recovery protocols and lead "Post -Mortem"
analyses to prevent recurrence.

•             Maintenance
Execution: Schedule and supervise preventive/curative maintenance on PLCs,
RTUs, and communication gateways (radio, 4G, fiber).

Team & Subcontractor Management

•             Manage a
team of SCADA technicians, defining their daily work orders and ensuring
high -quality technical output.

•             Act as
the primary technical contact for SCADA vendors; monitor their KPIs, verify the
quality of their "as -built" documentation, and sign off on technical
interventions.

•             Enforce company H&S standards at all sites (e.g., LOTO procedures for electrical
panels) for both internal staff and external contractors.

Lifecycle & Cyber -Security Execution

•             Implement
the PLC/SCADA lifecycle roadmap by managing firmware updates, patch
deployments, and hardware replacements before "End of Life."

•             In
coordination with IT/OT cybersecurity, deploy firewalls, manage user access
levels (Least Privilege), and ensure all field devices meet strict
cybersecurity hardening standards.

Data Integrity & Digital Systems

•             Ensure
that field instrumentation (flow meters, pressure sensors, level probes) is
calibrated and correctly mapped to the IMIS (Integrated Management Information
System) for accurate NRW and energy reporting.

•             Support
the technical deployment and functional maintenance of expert tools (e.g.,
Aquadvanced), ensuring seamless data flow between the field and the analytics
layer.

•             Translate
resource optimization strategies (e.g., switching from purchased water to
wells) into SCADA logic and automated set -points.

Training & Acculturation

•             Conduct
technical coaching for SCADA operators to ensure they understand new process
designs and can respond effectively to system alarms.

•             Maintain
a comprehensive and up -to -date technical library of all SCADA architectures, IP
plans, and PLC programs across the cluster.

The job description is not exhaustive and may assume
additional tasks within the competence of the incumbent.