Engineering Careers at Aquariums

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Careers at aquariums are primarily suited for facilities engineers, including civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineers. These professionals are essential for managing the complex electrical and mechanical systems within aquarium facilities. Typically, aquariums engage architectural and engineering firms to design and oversee construction projects. These firms then collaborate with contractors and subcontractors who specialize in specific engineering and technical tasks. Overall, a diverse range of engineering expertise is crucial for the successful operation and maintenance of aquarium facilities.
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What kind of engineer would be able to have a career at an aquarium?
 
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nikkih133 said:
What kind of engineer would be able to have a career at an aquarium?
Civil/structural engineer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer - basically an engineer who can deal with the electrical and mechanical systems.

Most operations would hire an architect/engineering firm to design and oversee construction of facility, and the A/E would hire a contractor, who would hire subcontractors specializing in various engineering and technical aspects of a facility.
 
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