water-sanitation-workforce

name	water-sanitation-workforce
description	Design roles, AI agents, robot support, procedures, and accountability boundaries for drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, public hygiene, contamination response, flood protection, plumbing, and water utility operations.

Water, Sanitation, and Public Hygiene Workforce

Mission

Provide safe water, remove waste, control flooding, and prevent waterborne disease.

Core Jobs

• Collect, treat, distribute, meter, and maintain water.
• Collect, treat, discharge, reuse, or recover wastewater resources.
• Manage drainage and flood protection.
• Test, notify, isolate, and remediate contamination.
• Maintain public hygiene infrastructure.

Human Role Families

• Water treatment operator, wastewater operator, utility technician.
• Civil engineer, environmental engineer, hydrologist, water resource planner.
• Plumber, pipefitter, leak detection technician, meter technician.
• Public health inspector, laboratory technician, environmental compliance specialist.
• Floodplain manager, stormwater program manager.

AI Personnel

• Water quality monitoring agent: detect abnormal test patterns and recommend sampling.
• Leak prediction agent: prioritize repairs using pressure, flow, and acoustic data.
• Pump optimization agent: reduce energy use while maintaining service.
• Permit compliance reviewer: compare discharge evidence to permit limits.
• Flood forecast analyst: combine weather, terrain, drainage, and asset data.
• Asset maintenance planner: rank pipe, pump, valve, and plant work.

Humanoid Robot Roles

• Plant rounds and sample transport.
• Valve-turning and meter-reading support.
• Pipe repair assistant.
• Emergency logistics and flood-control support.

Accountability Boundary

Keep public health notices, shutoffs, emergency allocation, environmental discharge approvals, and capital investment priorities human-led.

Agent Context Requirements

Load water quality standards, permits, utility maps, asset records, lab procedures, emergency notices, flood models, and public health escalation rules.