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We are seeking an experienced Water / Wastewater Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects from initial planning through to completion. This role will involve managing the design, construction, commissioning and handover of water and wastewater schemes, ensuring that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on time and within budget. You will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, regulatory bodies and internal teams to establish clear objectives, maintain strong relationships and achieve high standards throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and managing project programmes, budgets, forecasts, risk registers and procurement plans; coordinating design development and technical approvals; monitoring progress and resolving commercial, technical and operational issues; and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, contract requirements, environmental standards and health and safety procedures. You will lead project meetings, provide accurate performance reports, manage change control and support the successful completion of testing, commissioning and handover activities. The role may also involve supervising project teams, mentoring colleagues and contributing to continuous improvement across project delivery processes.

Applicants should have proven experience managing water, wastewater or wider utilities infrastructure projects, with a sound understanding of construction methodologies, contract administration, project controls and stakeholder management. A relevant qualification in civil engineering, project management or a related discipline is desirable, together with appropriate professional accreditation or a willingness to work towards it. You will need strong commercial and analytical skills, excellent written and verbal communication, and the ability to make informed decisions in a changing environment. The successful candidate will be organised, collaborative and solutions-focused, with a commitment to quality, environmental responsibility and safe working practices. A full driving licence and flexibility to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineering Specialist to support the planning, design and delivery of projects that promote the sustainable management of water resources. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise across water supply, drainage, flood risk management, hydrology, hydraulic modelling and environmental protection. This role will involve working with multidisciplinary teams, clients, regulators and stakeholders to develop practical, resilient and cost-effective solutions that meet current and future needs.

Key responsibilities will include undertaking hydrological and hydraulic assessments; preparing water resource strategies, flood risk assessments, drainage designs and technical reports; developing and reviewing calculations, drawings, specifications and digital models; and contributing to feasibility studies, options appraisals and detailed design activities. You will interpret relevant legislation, standards and guidance, identify risks and opportunities, and provide sound technical advice throughout the project lifecycle. The role will also involve reviewing data, site information and existing infrastructure, supporting planning and consenting processes, monitoring programme and budget requirements, and presenting recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering, environmental engineering, hydrology or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water resources or associated infrastructure. Experience with hydraulic and hydrological modelling software, data analysis tools and technical design packages is desirable, as is knowledge of flood risk legislation, sustainable drainage systems, catchment planning and environmental assessment. You will be expected to demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, effective written and verbal communication, and the ability to manage competing priorities. A collaborative approach, commitment to health and safety, and willingness to pursue or maintain professional registration are also important. This is an opportunity to contribute to technically challenging projects that improve resilience, protect communities and support the sustainable use of water.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager, Water, to lead the successful delivery of complex water and wastewater projects from conception through to completion. This is a senior role with responsibility for managing multidisciplinary teams, consultants, contractors and stakeholders across the full project lifecycle. You will establish clear delivery strategies, oversee budgets, programmes and quality standards, and ensure that projects are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with contractual, regulatory and environmental requirements.

Your responsibilities will include defining project scope, objectives and governance arrangements; preparing and maintaining detailed delivery programmes; managing procurement, commercial performance, risks, issues and change control; and providing accurate progress reporting to senior stakeholders. You will coordinate design development, construction activities, commissioning and handover, while ensuring that health, safety, sustainability and quality remain central to every stage of delivery. You will also build effective relationships with clients, regulators, supply chain partners and internal teams, resolving challenges proactively and identifying opportunities to improve project outcomes.

Applicants should have substantial experience managing major infrastructure or capital delivery projects within the water, wastewater, utilities, construction or engineering sectors. A strong understanding of project management methodologies, commercial controls, contract administration and relevant health, safety and environmental legislation is essential. You will be confident working with complex technical information and able to communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical audiences. A recognised project management, engineering or construction qualification is desirable, along with experience of managing high-value projects and leading teams through change. The successful candidate will be organised, commercially aware and solutions-focused, with the judgement and leadership skills required to deliver consistently high standards in a complex operational environment.

We are seeking a Stormwater/Water Resources Project Engineer to support the delivery of technically robust and sustainable drainage and water management solutions. This role will involve working across a variety of infrastructure, development and environmental projects, from initial feasibility and concept design through to detailed design, approvals, construction and completion. You will collaborate with engineers, planners, environmental specialists, clients, contractors and regulatory authorities to deliver practical outcomes that meet project, statutory and environmental requirements.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing stormwater management strategies, drainage assessments, hydraulic and hydrological models, flood risk assessments and water quality treatment designs. You will undertake site investigations, assess existing drainage networks, develop surface water management solutions and produce technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications and tender documentation. The role will also involve coordinating project programmes and budgets, managing design inputs, reviewing technical work, supporting planning and approval processes, attending site meetings and providing construction-phase advice. You will be expected to identify risks, resolve design issues and communicate technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water resources engineering, environmental engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in stormwater, drainage, flood risk or hydraulic engineering. Experience using industry-standard hydraulic modelling and design software, such as InfoDrainage, TUFLOW, Flood Modeller, Civil 3D or similar platforms, would be advantageous. A sound understanding of UK drainage standards, planning requirements, flood risk guidance, sustainable drainage systems and water quality principles is essential. You should be organised, commercially aware and confident managing competing priorities, with strong written and verbal communication skills. Professional registration or progress towards chartership is desirable, alongside a commitment to technical quality, health and safety and sustainable engineering practice.

We are seeking a Stormwater/Water Resources Project Engineer to join a skilled team delivering innovative and sustainable solutions across a varied portfolio of infrastructure, development and environmental projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced engineer to contribute to projects from initial feasibility and concept design through to detailed design, approvals, construction support and completion. You will work closely with clients, technical specialists, contractors and regulatory stakeholders to develop practical, resilient and cost-effective outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing stormwater management strategies, hydrological and hydraulic assessments, flood studies, drainage designs and water-sensitive urban design solutions. You will undertake catchment analysis and modelling, interpret technical data, assess flood risk and develop mitigation measures for both greenfield and brownfield sites. The role will also involve producing technical reports, drawings, specifications, calculations and cost estimates, as well as supporting planning and environmental approvals. You will coordinate project deliverables, manage programmes and budgets, contribute to tenders and proposals, and provide technical guidance to less experienced team members. Occasional site inspections and construction-phase support may also be required.

Applicants should hold a relevant degree in civil engineering, water resources engineering or a related discipline, with professional experience in stormwater, drainage, floodplain or water management projects. Strong knowledge of relevant design standards, legislation, approval processes and industry practices is essential. Experience with hydrologic and hydraulic modelling software, such as DRAINS, TUFLOW, XP-RAFTS, MUSIC or equivalent tools, will be highly regarded. You will need excellent analytical, written and verbal communication skills, sound commercial awareness and the ability to manage competing priorities while maintaining high-quality technical outcomes. Professional registration or progress towards chartered status is desirable. In return, you can expect varied project work, professional development opportunities and a collaborative environment that supports technical growth and innovation.

We are seeking an experienced Water/Wastewater Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects from inception through to completion. The role will involve managing programmes across water treatment, wastewater, networks, pumping stations and associated civil engineering works, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. You will act as the principal point of contact for clients, contractors, consultants and stakeholders, building effective working relationships and providing clear, timely communication throughout the project lifecycle.

Your responsibilities will include defining project scope, preparing and managing programmes, budgets, risk registers and delivery plans, as well as monitoring progress and implementing corrective action where required. You will coordinate design development, procurement, construction and commissioning activities, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, contract requirements, technical standards and environmental obligations. The role will also involve leading project meetings, reviewing contractor performance, managing variations and change control, overseeing health and safety, and preparing accurate reports for senior stakeholders. You will be expected to identify opportunities for continuous improvement and contribute to the development of efficient, sustainable solutions for water and wastewater assets.

Applicants should have proven experience managing water or wastewater projects, ideally within a regulated utility, consulting, contracting or civil engineering environment. A strong understanding of project management principles, construction processes, commercial controls and relevant industry regulations is essential. Experience with NEC contracts, design and build delivery, and multidisciplinary project teams would be advantageous. You will need excellent organisational, communication and negotiation skills, together with the confidence to make informed decisions in a demanding delivery environment. A relevant degree or professional qualification in engineering, construction, project management or a related discipline is desirable, and membership of an appropriate professional body would be welcomed. A full driving licence and the ability to travel to project sites may also be required.

We are seeking a Senior Water/Wastewater Treatment Engineer to lead the planning, design, and delivery of complex water and wastewater treatment projects. This role will involve developing practical, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions across the full project lifecycle, from feasibility and concept development through detailed design, construction support, commissioning, and operational optimisation. You will work with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors, regulators, and other stakeholders to ensure projects meet technical, environmental, safety, programme, and budget requirements.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing process designs, treatment calculations, technical specifications, drawings, reports, and procurement documentation. You will assess existing treatment assets, identify performance improvements, and develop solutions for water quality, process efficiency, resilience, and regulatory compliance. The role will also involve managing technical workstreams, mentoring engineers and junior staff, contributing to bids and project proposals, reviewing contractor submissions, supporting site activities, and providing technical guidance during construction and commissioning. You will be expected to identify project risks, resolve complex engineering issues, and communicate recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Applicants should hold a degree in chemical, civil, environmental, process, or a related engineering discipline, together with substantial experience in water or wastewater treatment design and delivery. Strong knowledge of treatment processes, hydraulic principles, process modelling, relevant standards, and environmental regulations is essential. Experience with design software, technical assurance, project management, and working within regulated infrastructure environments will be highly valued. Professional registration or a clear commitment to achieving it is desirable. The successful candidate will be organised, commercially aware, and confident leading technical discussions, with the ability to manage competing priorities and build effective relationships. A commitment to health and safety, quality, sustainability, and continuous improvement is essential.

We are seeking an experienced Project Superintendent (Water & Sewer) to oversee the safe, efficient and timely delivery of civil infrastructure projects. This role will be responsible for coordinating site activities across water, wastewater, drainage and related utility works, ensuring construction is completed in accordance with approved plans, specifications, schedules and quality standards. The successful candidate will provide strong leadership in the field and maintain a clear focus on safety, productivity and client satisfaction.

Key responsibilities include supervising subcontractors, trades and site personnel; planning daily and weekly activities; coordinating plant, materials and labour; monitoring progress against programme milestones; and identifying and resolving construction issues before they affect delivery. You will interpret drawings and technical documentation, coordinate inspections and testing, maintain accurate site records, and work closely with project managers, engineers, consultants, authorities and utility providers. The role will also involve reviewing work methods, managing site logistics, supporting cost and variation control, and ensuring all works comply with relevant legislation, environmental requirements and health and safety procedures.

Applicants should have substantial experience supervising water and sewer construction projects, with a sound understanding of trenching, pipe installation, manholes, pump stations, drainage systems, testing, commissioning and reinstatement works. A relevant civil construction qualification or equivalent industry experience is preferred, along with proven experience leading crews and subcontractors on complex projects. Strong communication, organisation, problem-solving and decision-making skills are essential. You must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings, use project documentation systems, manage competing priorities and promote a positive, accountable site culture. A current driver’s licence and any required construction safety certifications will also be expected.

We are seeking an experienced Chief Estimator to lead the preparation, review, and submission of accurate, competitive cost estimates for a diverse range of projects. This role will oversee the estimating function from initial opportunity assessment through tender submission, ensuring that all pricing is commercially sound, technically robust, and aligned with project requirements. You will interpret drawings, specifications, schedules, and other tender documentation; develop detailed labour, material, plant, subcontractor, and overhead calculations; and identify key risks, exclusions, assumptions, and opportunities for value improvement.

The successful candidate will manage and coordinate estimating activities, establish clear pricing strategies, and work closely with internal teams, consultants, suppliers, and subcontractors to obtain reliable quotations and clarify scope. Responsibilities will include reviewing tender invitations, preparing bills of quantities and cost plans, conducting site visits, maintaining estimating databases, analysing historical project data, and presenting estimates and tender recommendations to senior stakeholders. You will also support contract handover by communicating commercial assumptions, pricing details, and identified risks to the delivery team. Strong attention to detail and the ability to meet demanding deadlines are essential.

You will bring significant experience in a senior estimating role within construction, engineering, infrastructure, or a related industry, together with a strong understanding of procurement routes, construction methodologies, contractual requirements, and market conditions. Excellent numerical, analytical, negotiation, and communication skills are required, as is proficiency with estimating software, spreadsheets, and relevant industry systems. The ability to lead and develop estimating staff, manage multiple priorities, and exercise sound commercial judgement will be highly valued. A relevant technical, construction, engineering, or quantity surveying qualification is desirable, although substantial practical experience will also be considered. This is an opportunity for a confident and commercially focused professional to make a significant contribution to successful project outcomes.

We are seeking a Senior Water Resources Engineer to lead the planning, design, and delivery of complex water resources projects across flood risk management, drainage, hydrology, and hydraulic modelling. The successful candidate will provide technical direction from initial feasibility through detailed design, construction, and project completion. Responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing hydrological and hydraulic assessments, flood risk evaluations, drainage strategies, water management plans, and engineering reports. You will also oversee the development of technical drawings, specifications, calculations, and tender documentation while ensuring that all work meets relevant legislation, industry standards, and client requirements.

In this role, you will manage project tasks, budgets, programmes, and technical deliverables, working closely with clients, contractors, regulators, local authorities, and multidisciplinary design teams. You will be expected to identify project risks, develop practical and sustainable solutions, support planning and consenting processes, and provide technical input during construction and site investigations. The position will also involve reviewing work produced by junior engineers, mentoring team members, contributing to business development activities, and helping to maintain strong professional relationships with stakeholders. Experience with industry-standard modelling and design software, such as Flood Modeller, TUFLOW, HEC-RAS, InfoWorks ICM, or equivalent platforms, would be advantageous.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil engineering, water resources engineering, environmental engineering, or a related discipline, together with substantial professional experience in water and flood risk projects. Professional registration or progress toward chartered status is desirable. You will need strong analytical, written, and verbal communication skills, commercial awareness, and the ability to manage competing priorities while delivering high-quality technical work. A proactive approach, sound engineering judgement, and the confidence to lead projects and collaborate across disciplines are essential. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to technically challenging, sustainable projects while supporting the development of innovative solutions for resilient communities and environments.