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We are seeking a Civil Engineer specialising in water and wastewater infrastructure to support the planning, design and delivery of essential public and private utility projects. This role will involve working across a range of schemes, including water supply networks, wastewater collection systems, treatment facilities, pumping stations, storage structures and associated civil infrastructure. You will contribute to projects from initial feasibility and concept development through to detailed design, construction support and completion.

Key responsibilities will include preparing calculations, technical specifications, drawings, schedules, cost estimates and design reports; assessing existing infrastructure and developing practical upgrade solutions; coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, contractors, clients and relevant authorities; and supporting site investigations, surveys, construction monitoring and technical inspections. You will help ensure that designs comply with applicable standards, environmental requirements, health and safety legislation and project quality procedures. The role may also involve reviewing technical submissions, responding to design queries, assisting with planning and permitting processes, and contributing to project programmes and risk management.

Applicants should hold a degree in Civil Engineering or a related discipline, with professional experience in water and/or wastewater engineering. Experience using design and modelling software, as well as AutoCAD or similar technical drawing platforms, is desirable. Knowledge of hydraulic principles, drainage design, pipelines, earthworks, reinforced concrete and constructability considerations will be advantageous. A professional engineering qualification or progress toward chartership is welcomed. You should be able to communicate clearly, manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a project team. A practical, detail-focused approach and a commitment to delivering safe, sustainable and cost-effective engineering solutions are essential.

We are seeking an experienced Land Acquisition Manager to lead the identification, evaluation and purchase of land for a growing development portfolio. This role will manage the full acquisition process, from sourcing potential opportunities and assessing their commercial viability through to negotiation, due diligence, contract exchange and completion. You will build and maintain strong relationships with landowners, agents, consultants, local authorities and other stakeholders, ensuring that opportunities are progressed efficiently and in line with investment objectives.

Key responsibilities will include researching local markets, identifying suitable sites, preparing acquisition appraisals and financial models, commissioning and reviewing technical reports, and presenting recommendations to senior decision-makers. You will coordinate legal, planning, environmental, engineering and valuation advisers, identify risks and opportunities, and develop appropriate mitigation strategies. The role will also involve negotiating heads of terms and purchase agreements, monitoring planning and infrastructure considerations, maintaining accurate acquisition records, and providing regular updates on pipeline activity, budgets, timelines and expected returns.

The successful candidate will have proven experience in land acquisition, property development, planning, investment or a closely related field, together with a strong understanding of the property market and the legal and commercial factors affecting land transactions. You will be commercially astute, confident negotiating complex agreements and capable of interpreting technical, financial and legal information. Excellent communication, organisation and relationship-building skills are essential, as is the ability to manage multiple priorities and work collaboratively with internal and external teams. A relevant degree or professional qualification is desirable, along with a proactive approach, sound judgement and a strong commitment to delivering high-quality outcomes.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Water and Wastewater Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects from initial planning through to completion. This role will oversee the full project lifecycle, ensuring that programmes are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and to the required quality and environmental standards. Projects may include water treatment, wastewater treatment, pumping stations, pipelines, network upgrades, and associated civil, mechanical, electrical, and process works.

Key responsibilities will include developing project execution plans, managing budgets, schedules, risks, resources, and procurement activities, and coordinating multidisciplinary design and construction teams. You will act as the primary point of contact for clients, contractors, consultants, regulators, and internal stakeholders, maintaining strong relationships and providing clear progress reporting. The role will also involve reviewing designs, managing change control and commercial matters, monitoring health and safety performance, supporting tender and bid activities, and ensuring that all works comply with relevant legislation, technical standards, contract requirements, and environmental obligations. You will provide leadership and mentoring to project managers and wider delivery teams, promoting a collaborative and accountable working culture.

Applicants should have significant experience managing water or wastewater infrastructure projects, ideally within a regulated utilities, engineering consultancy, or contractor environment. A strong understanding of project management methodologies, construction processes, NEC or similar forms of contract, commercial control, risk management, and quality assurance is essential. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, construction management, or a related discipline is preferred, along with membership of an appropriate professional body or a recognised project management qualification. Excellent communication, negotiation, organisation, and problem-solving skills are required, together with the confidence to make sound decisions in a demanding delivery environment. Occasional travel to project sites and stakeholder meetings may be necessary.

We are seeking an experienced Water Resources Project Manager to lead the planning, design, and delivery of a diverse portfolio of water, wastewater, drainage, flood risk, and environmental improvement projects. This role will involve managing projects from feasibility and concept development through to detailed design, approvals, construction, commissioning, and close-out. You will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, regulators, and internal technical teams to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and to a high professional standard.

Key responsibilities will include defining project scopes, programmes, budgets, and resource requirements; coordinating multidisciplinary project teams; monitoring progress, costs, risks, quality, and contractual obligations; and preparing clear reports for senior stakeholders and clients. You will identify and manage technical, commercial, environmental, and delivery risks, while ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, industry standards, health and safety requirements, and environmental regulations. The role may also involve supervising surveys and investigations, reviewing technical reports and designs, supporting procurement and tender evaluations, managing contractors, and contributing to business development through proposals, client presentations, and relationship management.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water management, hydrology, or a related discipline, together with substantial experience delivering water resources or infrastructure projects. Professional registration or progress towards chartered status is desirable. You will need strong project management, commercial awareness, and problem-solving skills, as well as the ability to interpret technical information and make sound, evidence-based decisions. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential, along with confidence working collaboratively across disciplines and engaging with a wide range of stakeholders. Experience with project management software, design standards, risk management tools, and relevant modelling or technical platforms would be advantageous. A proactive, organised, and adaptable approach is expected, with a commitment to delivering sustainable outcomes and continuous improvement.

We are seeking an Assistant Drinking Water Project Manager to support the successful delivery of projects that improve the safety, reliability, and efficiency of drinking water services. Working alongside experienced project managers, you will contribute to the planning, coordination, and implementation of infrastructure, treatment, network, and asset improvement projects from initial development through to completion. This is an opportunity to build project management experience while making a meaningful contribution to essential public services.

Your responsibilities will include assisting with project scoping, programming, budget monitoring, risk management, procurement, contractor coordination, and progress reporting. You will help maintain project documentation, prepare meeting materials, track actions and milestones, and support the resolution of technical, commercial, and operational issues. The role will involve working with engineers, technical specialists, field teams, contractors, consultants, regulators, and other stakeholders to ensure that projects meet required standards for quality, safety, environmental performance, cost, and schedule. You may also support site visits, surveys, design reviews, commissioning activities, and handover to operational teams.

Applicants should have experience or a strong interest in project coordination, construction, engineering, utilities, water management, or a related discipline. A relevant qualification or equivalent practical experience is desirable, as is familiarity with project management principles, health and safety requirements, risk assessment, and contractor management. You will need strong organisational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage competing priorities. Confidence using standard office and project management software is expected. A collaborative, proactive approach and a willingness to learn are essential, together with the ability to build effective working relationships and contribute positively in a regulated, customer-focused environment.

We are seeking an experienced Land Development Project Manager to lead the planning, design and delivery of residential, commercial or mixed-use development projects from initial feasibility through to completion. This role will oversee multiple projects, ensuring they are delivered safely, on schedule, within budget and in accordance with all relevant planning, environmental and regulatory requirements.

Key responsibilities include managing project programmes, budgets, consultants, contractors and external stakeholders; coordinating land investigations, surveys, engineering designs, planning applications, utility requirements and construction activities; and monitoring progress against agreed milestones. You will prepare project reports, risk registers, cost forecasts and recommendations for senior decision-makers, while identifying and resolving issues that may affect project viability or delivery. The role will also involve negotiating with local authorities, consultants, landowners, utility providers and community representatives, as well as ensuring that appropriate governance, quality assurance, health and safety and environmental standards are maintained throughout each project.

The successful candidate will have proven experience managing land development or infrastructure projects, ideally from a developer, consultancy, contractor or public-sector environment. You will possess strong knowledge of the development process, planning and permitting frameworks, construction methods, development appraisals and project controls. A relevant qualification in civil engineering, construction, project management, urban planning, surveying or a related discipline is preferred. Excellent communication, commercial awareness, organisation and negotiation skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and build effective relationships with a wide range of stakeholders. Professional accreditation or membership of a relevant industry body would be advantageous. This is an opportunity to take ownership of complex development projects and make a tangible contribution to high-quality, sustainable places.

We are seeking a Senior Wastewater Treatment Project Manager to lead the delivery of complex wastewater and water infrastructure projects from initial concept through design, construction, commissioning and handover. This role will oversee projects involving treatment plants, pumping stations, process upgrades, network assets and associated civil, mechanical, electrical and control systems. You will be responsible for establishing project objectives, programmes, budgets and governance arrangements while ensuring that all work is delivered safely, efficiently and to the required technical and regulatory standards.

Key responsibilities include managing multidisciplinary design and delivery teams, coordinating consultants, contractors and suppliers, and maintaining effective relationships with clients, regulators and other stakeholders. You will monitor progress, costs, risks, quality and change control, providing accurate reports and taking timely corrective action where required. The role will also involve reviewing technical proposals, supporting procurement and contract management, leading project meetings, resolving delivery issues and ensuring that construction, testing and commissioning activities are properly planned and documented. A strong focus on health, safety, environmental performance and operational reliability is essential.

Applicants should have significant experience managing wastewater treatment or comparable water infrastructure projects, ideally within a regulated or technically complex environment. A degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, mechanical, process engineering or a related discipline is preferred, together with recognised project management or contract management training. You will need a strong understanding of treatment processes, construction methodologies, CDM or equivalent safety requirements, project controls and commercial risk. Excellent communication, negotiation and leadership skills are essential, as is the ability to manage multiple priorities and make sound decisions under pressure. The successful candidate will be organised, collaborative and commercially aware, with a proven record of delivering projects safely, on time and within budget.

We are seeking a Water Utilities District Engineer to support the safe, reliable and efficient delivery of water and wastewater services across a designated operational area. The role will involve overseeing the planning, design, construction, maintenance and renewal of utility assets, including water mains, pumping stations, treatment facilities, reservoirs, storage infrastructure and associated networks. You will provide sound engineering advice, contribute to capital investment programmes and help ensure that all works meet relevant technical, environmental, health and safety standards.

Key responsibilities will include assessing asset performance and operational risks; developing and reviewing project scopes, designs, cost estimates and technical specifications; coordinating contractors, consultants and internal teams; and monitoring progress, quality, budgets and delivery milestones. You will investigate service interruptions, leakage, capacity constraints and infrastructure failures, recommending practical and sustainable solutions. The postholder will also contribute to asset management plans, emergency response activities, regulatory reporting, procurement exercises and the continuous improvement of engineering procedures. Clear communication with operational colleagues, customers, regulators, landowners and other stakeholders will be an important part of the role.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, water or a related engineering discipline, with relevant professional experience in water utilities, municipal infrastructure or a comparable regulated environment. Knowledge of hydraulic modelling, pipeline design, pumping systems, wastewater processes, construction standards and asset management principles is desirable. Experience managing projects and contractors, interpreting technical data and applying health, safety and environmental legislation will be highly valued. Professional registration or progress towards registration is advantageous. You should be organised, analytical and capable of making well-founded decisions in time-sensitive situations, while working effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. A full driving licence and willingness to travel within the service area may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Water Resources Project Manager to lead the planning, delivery and successful completion of water-related infrastructure and environmental projects. This role will oversee projects from initial feasibility and investigation through design, approvals, construction, commissioning and close-out. You will work with technical specialists, contractors, regulators, landowners and community stakeholders to deliver safe, sustainable and cost-effective outcomes.

Key responsibilities include developing project scopes, programmes, budgets, risk registers and procurement strategies; coordinating multidisciplinary teams and external consultants; managing investigations, modelling, design development and technical reviews; and ensuring projects comply with relevant legislation, industry standards, environmental requirements and approval conditions. You will monitor progress, quality, costs and performance, provide clear reporting to senior stakeholders, and lead the resolution of technical, commercial and delivery issues. The role may involve projects relating to flood risk management, drainage, water supply, catchment planning, river restoration, stormwater, irrigation or other water resources initiatives.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience managing water resources, civil infrastructure, environmental or similar projects, ideally within a consulting, government, construction or utilities environment. A relevant degree in water engineering, civil engineering, environmental science, hydrology or a related discipline is required, along with demonstrated knowledge of project management principles, contract administration, technical risk management and regulatory processes. Strong communication, negotiation and stakeholder engagement skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities and make sound decisions in complex environments. Professional accreditation or project management certification will be advantageous. You will be organised, commercially aware and committed to delivering high-quality outcomes that improve community resilience and protect water resources for the future.

We are seeking an experienced Strategic Permit Manager, Land Development to lead the planning, coordination and delivery of complex permitting strategies for major land development projects. This role will provide specialist advice across the project lifecycle, from early feasibility and site due diligence through to approvals, construction and delivery. You will work closely with internal project teams, consultants, government agencies, utility providers, landowners and community stakeholders to secure timely, compliant and commercially sound outcomes.

Key responsibilities include developing and implementing permitting roadmaps; identifying approval requirements, risks, dependencies and critical path activities; coordinating planning, environmental, civil, infrastructure and building approval processes; and monitoring applications from preparation through to determination. You will review technical documentation, manage external consultants, prepare briefing material and provide clear recommendations to senior stakeholders. The role will also involve maintaining approval registers, tracking conditions, resolving issues with relevant authorities, supporting negotiations and ensuring that permit obligations are understood and effectively managed throughout project delivery. You will contribute to process improvements, standardised reporting and strategic engagement approaches that improve certainty, efficiency and project outcomes.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in land development, planning, infrastructure, construction or a related permitting environment, with a strong understanding of statutory approvals and regulatory frameworks. A relevant qualification in planning, urban development, environmental management, engineering, project management or a similar discipline is desirable. You will demonstrate excellent stakeholder management, negotiation and communication skills, together with the ability to interpret technical information, manage competing priorities and make sound decisions in a complex environment. Strong organisational skills, commercial awareness, attention to detail and confidence working across multidisciplinary teams are essential. Experience managing large or strategically significant development programs, engaging with public authorities and navigating approval risks will be highly regarded.