This could be anything from working with pumps, turbines, valves, piping 
networks (most of city water mains are a series of interconnected 
loops), flow in open channels like rivers and canals, dams, etc. Much 
like embedded systems and microprocessors, this is a specialty branch of 
civil or mechanical engineering. The lab. tech. might be the one in a  
laboratory, measuring power input, pump rpm, flow rate, inlet/outlet 
pressures and temperatures. Sound familiar to recording, volts, amps, 
etc. :)

On 4/6/2010 3:42 PM, cdb wrote:
>   Job ad in New Zealand.
>
> Test Engineer/Lab Technician required with solid understanding of
> water and fluid dynamics.
>
> So they want an expert on slow moving glaciers? :)
>
> Colin
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> cdb,  on 4/7/2010
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