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Supervising engineers are civil engineers qualified to supervise large raised reservoirs. Large raised reservoirs have a volume of at least 25,000 cubic metres above ground level.
Joint reservoir engineer panels for England and Wales
The Secretary of State and Welsh ministers have established new joint reservoir engineer panels for England and Wales.
The new panels started on 1 January 2022. They will run alongside and eventually replace the existing panels. From 1 January 2022, the list of panel engineers will include both the existing panel members and the new joint panel members. You can choose any engineer from the list.
Published 26 March 2013 Last updated 1 November 2023 +show all updates
Updated the supervising engineer panel contacts list - October 2023.
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Updated list of supervising engineers
Updated supervising engineers list added.
Made clearer the type of reservoir a supervising reservoir panel engineer can work on and the tasks they can do. Updated the supervising reservoir panel engineers contact list.
The joint reservoir panels for England and Wales start on 1 January 2022. Supervising engineers panel list updated.
