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We are seeking a Staff Registered Engineer – Civil – Water to contribute technical expertise to the planning, design and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. The role will support projects from feasibility and concept development through detailed design, construction and commissioning, ensuring solutions are safe, practical, sustainable and compliant with applicable standards and regulations. You will work across multidisciplinary teams and collaborate with clients, contractors, authorities and other stakeholders to deliver high-quality engineering outcomes.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications and tender documentation; developing civil infrastructure designs for water, wastewater, drainage and related assets; coordinating design interfaces with process, mechanical, electrical, geotechnical and environmental disciplines; and providing technical guidance to engineers and designers. You will assist with project planning, cost estimation, risk management, quality assurance and construction support, including responding to technical queries, reviewing contractor submissions and undertaking site inspections where required. The position may also involve supporting bids, mentoring less experienced team members and contributing to continuous improvement of engineering practices.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering and have professional registration or recognised chartered status, with eligibility to maintain registration in the relevant jurisdiction. Demonstrated experience delivering water or wastewater infrastructure projects is essential, together with sound knowledge of relevant codes, design standards, health and safety requirements and environmental considerations. Experience with design and modelling software, technical documentation and project delivery processes will be advantageous. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are required, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively in a collaborative environment. A commitment to technical excellence, ethical engineering practice and ongoing professional development is expected.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead municipal water and wastewater infrastructure projects across Richmond, Chesapeake, and Arlington, Virginia. This role will oversee projects from initial planning and design through procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout. You will serve as a primary point of contact for clients, contractors, consultants, regulatory agencies, and internal technical teams, ensuring that projects are delivered safely, on schedule, within budget, and to the required quality standards.

Key responsibilities include defining project scope, developing schedules and budgets, coordinating multidisciplinary design and construction activities, and monitoring progress against established milestones. You will manage contracts, change orders, submittals, invoices, risk registers, and project documentation while identifying and resolving technical, commercial, and operational issues. The role will also involve leading project meetings, preparing status reports, supporting permitting and regulatory compliance, reviewing plans and specifications, and maintaining strong client relationships. Projects may include water and wastewater treatment facilities, pump stations, pipelines, collection and distribution systems, storage facilities, and related municipal infrastructure.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental, or related engineering, construction management, or a comparable discipline, together with substantial experience managing water and wastewater projects. Professional Engineer licensure or the ability to obtain it is preferred, along with familiarity with Virginia regulatory requirements, public-sector procurement, contract administration, and commonly used project management and scheduling tools. Strong leadership, communication, negotiation, organization, and problem-solving skills are essential. The successful candidate will be comfortable managing multiple priorities, collaborating with technical professionals and field teams, and travelling periodically to project and client locations throughout the region. Experience with alternative delivery methods, treatment processes, utility rehabilitation, or large-scale municipal capital improvement programs is highly valued.

We are seeking an experienced Water/Wastewater Project Manager/Design Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex water and wastewater infrastructure projects from inception through to completion. This role will combine technical design leadership with project management responsibility, requiring strong coordination across internal teams, clients, consultants, contractors, suppliers and regulatory stakeholders. Projects may include treatment facilities, pumping stations, reservoirs, pipelines, drainage systems and associated civil, mechanical, electrical and process works.

You will be responsible for establishing project requirements, developing scopes, programmes, budgets and risk registers, and managing design delivery in accordance with contractual, technical, environmental and health and safety requirements. Duties will include overseeing multidisciplinary design teams, reviewing calculations and technical documentation, coordinating design interfaces, managing design changes and approvals, and ensuring that deliverables are issued accurately and on schedule. You will also monitor progress, costs, quality and resources, lead project meetings, provide regular reporting, support procurement and construction activities, and contribute to the resolution of technical and commercial issues. A proactive approach to stakeholder engagement and the ability to build effective working relationships are essential.

Applicants should have substantial experience managing water or wastewater projects, ideally within a contractor, consultancy or regulated utility environment. A relevant degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, mechanical, electrical engineering or a related discipline is required, together with demonstrable experience of multidisciplinary design coordination and project delivery. Professional registration or membership of an appropriate engineering institution would be advantageous. You should be commercially aware, highly organised and confident using project management and design coordination tools. Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound technical judgement and a commitment to quality, safety and sustainable delivery are essential. The role may involve site visits and occasional travel, so flexibility is expected.

We are seeking a Structural Engineer to support the design and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will involve working across a varied portfolio, including treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs, water-retaining structures, process buildings, pipework support systems and associated civil infrastructure. You will contribute to projects from feasibility and concept design through to detailed design, construction support and completion, ensuring that solutions are safe, practical, sustainable and compliant with relevant standards.

Your responsibilities will include preparing structural calculations, specifications, drawings, schedules and technical reports; undertaking inspections and condition assessments; developing design options and recommending appropriate solutions; and coordinating structural work with civil, mechanical, electrical and process disciplines. You will review technical information, assess existing structures, support surveys and site investigations, respond to construction queries and provide technical input during project delivery. The role may also involve mentoring less experienced engineers, contributing to design reviews, supporting cost and programme planning, and communicating with clients, contractors and other project stakeholders.

Applicants should hold a degree in Civil or Structural Engineering and have relevant experience in the design, assessment or delivery of structures associated with water, wastewater or other infrastructure projects. Experience with reinforced concrete, steelwork, water-retaining structures, foundations and structural assessments is desirable, along with knowledge of applicable design codes, health and safety requirements and industry guidance. Professional registration, or a clear commitment to achieving it, would be advantageous. You should be confident using structural analysis and design software, as well as standard drawing and document-production tools. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, together with the ability to manage priorities, work collaboratively and produce accurate technical work to agreed deadlines. A willingness to visit operational sites and construction locations may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Piping Foreman to lead piping installation, fabrication, and maintenance activities across industrial or commercial projects. The successful candidate will supervise site teams, coordinate daily work activities, and ensure all works are completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, and project schedules. This role requires strong practical knowledge of piping systems, excellent leadership skills, and the ability to maintain high standards of quality and productivity.

Key responsibilities will include planning and allocating labour, tools, materials, and equipment; interpreting piping isometric drawings, general arrangement drawings, and specifications; supervising pipe fitters, welders, fabricators, and subcontractors; and monitoring progress against agreed programmes. You will coordinate with supervisors, engineers, quality personnel, and other trades to resolve technical or logistical issues, inspect completed work, and ensure correct alignment, installation, supports, testing, and preparation for commissioning. You will also maintain daily records, report progress, identify potential delays, and support material and equipment planning.

Applicants should have proven experience as a Piping Foreman or in a similar supervisory role, ideally within construction, oil and gas, petrochemical, power, manufacturing, or other industrial environments. A strong understanding of piping installation methods, welding and fabrication processes, pressure testing, quality control, and site safety procedures is essential. The ability to read technical drawings, lead diverse teams, and communicate effectively with project stakeholders is required. Relevant trade qualifications, supervisory training, and safety certifications are desirable. You must be organised, dependable, and confident working to deadlines while maintaining a professional, safety-focused approach. The role may involve working at height, in confined spaces, and in challenging site conditions, with flexibility to work shifts or extended hours when project requirements demand.

We are seeking an experienced Piping Superintendent to lead piping construction activities on a major industrial project. The successful candidate will be responsible for supervising site-based piping installation, fabrication, testing and commissioning activities, ensuring all work is completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, schedules and quality standards. This role will involve close coordination with engineering, construction, quality, planning, commissioning and subcontractor teams to achieve project milestones.

Key responsibilities will include planning daily and weekly work fronts, allocating labour and equipment, monitoring productivity and resolving technical or logistical issues that may affect progress. You will oversee piping installation, supports, valves, equipment connections, pressure testing, flushing, reinstatement and punch-list close-out. The role will also require regular review of construction documentation, inspection and test plans, method statements and risk assessments, as well as ensuring that permits, isolations and safe systems of work are properly implemented. You will maintain accurate records, provide progress updates and support the identification and resolution of design changes, material shortages and site constraints.

Applicants should have substantial experience in piping construction supervision, preferably within an oil and gas, petrochemical, power, infrastructure or other heavy industrial environment. A relevant technical qualification, trade background or equivalent practical experience is required, together with a strong understanding of piping codes, construction practices, testing requirements and quality control processes. Demonstrable experience managing multidisciplinary teams and subcontractors is essential. You must be confident reading isometric drawings, plot plans and specifications, and be capable of working to demanding schedules while maintaining high standards of safety and workmanship. Strong communication, leadership, organisation and problem-solving skills are vital. The ability to work flexibly on a project site, promote a positive safety culture and collaborate effectively with personnel at all levels is also expected.

We are seeking an experienced Project Director – Water/Wastewater to lead the successful delivery of complex infrastructure programmes from initial concept through design, construction, commissioning and handover. This senior role will be responsible for providing strategic direction across multiple projects, ensuring that work is delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality and technical standards. The successful candidate will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, regulators and internal stakeholders to establish clear objectives, manage expectations and maintain strong professional relationships.

Key responsibilities will include overseeing project scope, programme, cost, risk, procurement and commercial performance; developing and maintaining robust delivery strategies; monitoring progress against key milestones; and implementing effective governance, reporting and change-control processes. You will provide leadership to multidisciplinary project teams, promote collaboration and accountability, and ensure that health, safety, environmental and sustainability requirements are embedded throughout delivery. The role will also involve resolving complex technical and commercial issues, supporting business development activities, contributing to bids and proposals, and identifying opportunities to improve operational performance and client outcomes.

Applicants should have substantial experience directing major water or wastewater projects, ideally within regulated utilities, civil engineering, construction or consultancy environments. A strong understanding of water and wastewater treatment, networks, pipelines, pumping stations or associated infrastructure is required, together with proven experience managing large budgets, complex stakeholder groups and delivery partners. You will need excellent leadership, communication, negotiation and decision-making skills, as well as the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment. A relevant degree or professional qualification in engineering, project management or a related discipline is expected; chartered or equivalent professional status and formal project management accreditation would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Water Design Engineer to contribute to the planning, design and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Working across a range of schemes, you will develop practical, efficient and sustainable engineering solutions from concept through to detailed design and construction. The role will involve collaborating with engineers, technicians, project managers, contractors and clients to ensure designs meet technical, environmental, regulatory and programme requirements.

Your responsibilities will include preparing calculations, drawings, specifications, schedules, technical reports and cost estimates for water-related assets and networks. You will assess existing infrastructure, develop hydraulic and engineering solutions, review technical documentation and support the preparation of tender and construction information. You will also attend site visits, design reviews and project meetings, respond to technical queries, assist with construction support and ensure that work is delivered in accordance with relevant standards, health and safety requirements and quality procedures.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, water, environmental or a related engineering discipline, together with experience in water or wastewater design. A sound understanding of hydraulic principles, drainage systems, pipelines, pumping stations or associated infrastructure is desirable. Experience using design and modelling software, such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, InfoWorks or similar platforms, would be advantageous. You should be able to interpret technical standards, produce accurate engineering documentation and manage competing priorities while working to deadlines. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Professional registration, or a willingness to work towards professional accreditation, would be welcomed.

We are seeking an experienced Wastewater Practice Leader to guide the growth and delivery of a high-performing wastewater team. This is a senior opportunity for a technically credible and commercially minded professional who can develop strong client relationships, lead complex projects and support the continued expansion of wastewater capabilities across a diverse portfolio. You will work closely with technical specialists, project managers and business leaders to shape innovative, sustainable solutions for municipal and industrial clients.

Responsibilities will include setting the strategic direction for the wastewater practice; managing and mentoring a multidisciplinary team; overseeing the delivery of feasibility studies, master planning, design, procurement support and construction-phase services; and ensuring projects are delivered to high standards of quality, safety, programme and budget. You will contribute to business development by identifying opportunities, preparing bids and proposals, engaging with clients and building long-term partnerships. The role will also involve monitoring market trends, developing service offerings, supporting resource planning and promoting consistent technical standards, best practice and knowledge sharing across the wider business.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, water or wastewater engineering, together with substantial professional experience in the wastewater sector. Chartered or professionally registered status is desirable, as is a strong track record of leading major wastewater infrastructure projects and multidisciplinary teams. You will bring sound commercial awareness, excellent communication and negotiation skills, and the ability to build trust with clients, stakeholders and colleagues at all levels. Experience with regulatory requirements, treatment processes, networks, asset planning and emerging technologies will be highly valued. A collaborative leadership style, commitment to technical excellence and enthusiasm for developing people are essential. This role offers the opportunity to influence the future of wastewater services while contributing to resilient, sustainable infrastructure and positive environmental outcomes.

We are seeking a Water/Wastewater Project Engineer to support the planning, design, delivery and management of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will contribute to a range of schemes, including water treatment, wastewater treatment, pumping stations, pipelines, reservoirs, drainage and associated civil engineering works. You will work closely with clients, contractors, suppliers and multidisciplinary technical teams to deliver practical, compliant and cost-effective solutions from concept through to construction and commissioning.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing engineering calculations, technical reports, drawings, specifications and schedules; developing designs in accordance with relevant standards, regulations and project requirements; supporting feasibility studies, optioneering and detailed design; and assisting with cost estimates, programmes, risk assessments and procurement documentation. You will coordinate technical inputs, monitor progress, identify and resolve design or construction issues, and provide engineering support during site activities. The role may also involve site visits, inspections, meetings and occasional travel to project locations.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, water or wastewater engineering, together with relevant experience in the design or delivery of water infrastructure projects. You will need a sound understanding of water and wastewater treatment processes, hydraulic principles, civil engineering design and applicable health, safety and environmental requirements. Experience using engineering design and project management software, along with familiarity with industry standards and regulatory frameworks, is desirable. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to manage priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Professional registration or progress towards chartered status would be advantageous.