This document summarizes the design of a ski jump energy dissipator for Khadakwasla Dam in India to control the velocity of water flow and prevent downstream flooding. It provides background on the problem of flooding occurring in 2018 due to high water velocities. It then reviews literature on ski jump dissipators and design codes. The methodology section outlines the design process according to Indian codes, including determining the bucket shape, size, elevation, trajectory length, and scour estimation. Calculations are shown for the bucket parameters, velocity reduction, and training wall dimensions. The conclusions state that a ski jump dissipator is suitable to remove sediments and reduce velocities economically based on the short bucket dimensions and prevention of soil erosion.