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We are seeking a Project Engineer specialising in water and wastewater to support the successful delivery of infrastructure, treatment, and network projects from concept through to completion. Working alongside project managers, designers, contractors, suppliers, and clients, you will contribute to the planning, coordination, and technical delivery of projects that improve essential water and wastewater services. This role offers the opportunity to work across a varied portfolio, including treatment facilities, pumping stations, pipelines, reservoirs, process upgrades, and associated civil, mechanical, and electrical works.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical documentation, specifications, drawings, calculations, programmes, risk assessments, and method statements. You will coordinate design activities, monitor progress against project requirements, support procurement and tender processes, and assist with the management of costs, resources, quality, and change control. You will attend site visits and project meetings, liaise with contractors and stakeholders, review construction progress, help resolve technical issues, and ensure that works are delivered in accordance with relevant standards, regulations, health and safety requirements, and environmental commitments. You may also support commissioning, handover, and the preparation of operation and maintenance information.

The successful candidate will have experience in project engineering, design coordination, or construction delivery within the water, wastewater, utilities, or wider infrastructure sector. A relevant degree, HNC, HND, or equivalent professional experience in civil, mechanical, electrical, environmental, or process engineering is required. You should be confident interpreting technical drawings and specifications, managing competing priorities, and communicating effectively with colleagues, clients, and supply-chain partners. Experience with water or wastewater treatment processes, utility networks, contract administration, or project controls would be advantageous. A proactive, methodical approach, strong problem-solving skills, and a commitment to safe, high-quality delivery are essential. Membership of a relevant professional institution, or progress towards professional registration, would be welcomed.

We are seeking an Environmental Engineer to join a Water Services Group and contribute to the planning, design, delivery and improvement of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role is suited to an engineer who combines strong technical capability with a practical understanding of environmental performance, regulatory requirements and sustainable water management. You will work collaboratively with engineers, scientists, planners, contractors, regulators and community stakeholders to deliver safe, efficient and environmentally responsible outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing environmental assessments, impact studies, management plans, approvals documentation and technical reports for water, wastewater, treatment, drainage and related infrastructure projects. You will identify environmental risks, recommend mitigation measures and support compliance with applicable legislation, permits, standards and project conditions. The role will also involve contributing to environmental monitoring programs, audits, incident investigations and continuous improvement initiatives. You may assist with feasibility studies, option assessments, design reviews, construction support and the development of sustainability strategies, including resource efficiency, climate resilience and protection of waterways and surrounding ecosystems.

Applicants should hold a degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, environmental science or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water, wastewater, infrastructure or environmental consulting. Knowledge of environmental legislation, approvals processes, water quality, contamination management and environmental management systems is desirable. Strong analytical, written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to interpret technical information and present practical recommendations to varied audiences. Experience with risk assessment, data analysis, project coordination and engagement with regulators or contractors will be highly regarded. You will be organised, proactive and committed to delivering high-quality work while managing competing priorities. A current driver’s licence and the ability to undertake site visits may be required. This is an opportunity to contribute to projects that improve community wellbeing, protect natural resources and support a more sustainable water future.

We are seeking a Professional Engineer – Water/Wastewater to support the planning, design, delivery, and optimisation of essential water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will contribute to a diverse portfolio involving water treatment and distribution systems, wastewater collection and treatment facilities, pumping stations, storage infrastructure, process upgrades, and associated civil works. The successful candidate will work closely with multidisciplinary project teams, clients, contractors, regulators, and stakeholders to deliver practical, sustainable, and cost-effective engineering solutions.

Responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical reports, feasibility studies, designs, specifications, drawings, tender documentation, cost estimates, and construction support materials. You will undertake engineering analysis, hydraulic modelling, process assessments, condition evaluations, and options studies, while ensuring that designs comply with relevant legislation, standards, safety requirements, environmental obligations, and industry best practice. The role may also involve site inspections, construction support, commissioning assistance, project scheduling, risk management, progress reporting, and reviewing contractor submissions. You will be expected to identify technical issues, develop effective solutions, maintain accurate project documentation, and contribute to continuous improvement across project delivery.

Applicants should hold a recognised degree in civil, environmental, chemical, or water engineering, together with professional registration or eligibility for registration where applicable. Demonstrated experience in water and/or wastewater infrastructure design and project delivery is highly desirable, along with knowledge of relevant codes, guidelines, approval processes, and health and safety practices. Experience with engineering design and modelling software, project management systems, and technical documentation tools will be advantageous. Strong communication, relationship-building, analytical, and organisational skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and within a team. A commitment to quality, sustainability, professional integrity, and positive outcomes for communities is expected.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Engineer/Manager to lead the delivery of complex water and wastewater projects within mission-critical environments. This role will suit a technically strong professional who can combine engineering expertise with commercial, operational and stakeholder management skills. You will be responsible for projects where reliability, resilience, compliance and continuity of service are essential, including the design, upgrade, construction and commissioning of critical water treatment, wastewater treatment, pumping, storage and distribution systems.

You will manage projects from feasibility and concept design through detailed engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and handover. Key responsibilities include defining scope, programmes, budgets and delivery strategies; coordinating multidisciplinary design teams and specialist contractors; reviewing technical documentation; managing risks, interfaces, change control and quality assurance; and ensuring that health, safety and environmental requirements are embedded throughout the project lifecycle. You will also lead progress meetings, monitor performance against milestones, prepare reports for senior stakeholders and support the resolution of technical and commercial issues. Effective collaboration with clients, consultants, suppliers, regulators and site teams will be central to your success.

Applicants should have significant experience delivering water or wastewater infrastructure projects, ideally in mission-critical, industrial, utilities, pharmaceutical, data centre or similarly high-reliability environments. A degree or equivalent qualification in civil, mechanical, electrical, process or environmental engineering is preferred, together with professional registration or progress towards chartered status. You will need a strong understanding of relevant engineering standards, construction practices, commissioning methodologies and CDM or equivalent health and safety requirements. Excellent communication, planning, problem-solving and negotiation skills are essential, as is the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Experience with project controls, contract administration, risk management and common delivery frameworks will be highly valued. The role may involve travel to project and client sites.

We are seeking an Engineer I – Water Resources to support the planning, design, and delivery of water resources and civil infrastructure projects. This entry-level role is suited to a motivated engineering professional who is developing practical experience in hydrology, hydraulics, stormwater management, drainage, flood risk, or related disciplines. You will work as part of a multidisciplinary project team, contributing to projects from initial investigation and concept development through to detailed design, approvals, and construction support.

Key responsibilities will include preparing engineering calculations, technical reports, drawings, specifications, and cost estimates; assisting with hydrologic and hydraulic modelling; analysing rainfall, flow, survey, and other environmental data; and supporting the assessment and design of drainage networks, stormwater systems, flood mitigation measures, watercourses, and related infrastructure. You may also assist with site inspections, field investigations, condition assessments, tender documentation, construction observations, and responses to technical queries. The role will involve coordinating with senior engineers, planners, surveyors, contractors, regulators, and clients to help deliver accurate, practical, and compliant outcomes.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water resources engineering, or a closely related discipline, with eligibility for professional registration where applicable. Some experience through internships, graduate placements, or project work is desirable. Familiarity with engineering design standards, technical documentation, GIS, CAD, spreadsheets, and water resources software will be valued. Strong analytical, communication, organisational, and problem-solving skills are essential, along with attention to detail and a willingness to learn. You should be able to manage priorities, work collaboratively, and contribute positively in both office and field environments. A current driver’s licence and the ability to undertake occasional site travel may be required.

We are seeking a Civil Project Engineer II/III to support the planning, design, and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will contribute to projects ranging from utility improvements and treatment facilities to pump stations, pipelines, collection systems, and related civil works. The successful candidate will work with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors, and regulatory agencies to develop practical, compliant, and cost-effective solutions from concept through construction.

Responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing engineering calculations, technical reports, drawings, specifications, schedules, and cost estimates; supporting hydraulic and civil design activities; coordinating survey, geotechnical, environmental, and other specialist inputs; and assisting with permitting and regulatory submissions. You will participate in project meetings, monitor scope, budget, and schedule performance, respond to technical queries, and provide construction-phase support, including submittal reviews, site observations, field investigations, and resolution of design issues. Depending on experience, you may also lead defined project tasks, coordinate junior staff, manage design deliverables, and serve as a technical point of contact for clients and project partners.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in civil or environmental engineering, or a closely related discipline, along with relevant experience delivering water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Professional registration or progress toward professional licensure is preferred, with the ability to obtain registration where required. Experience with industry standards, utility design practices, and applicable local, state, and federal regulations is expected. Familiarity with design and project management software, including AutoCAD, Civil 3D, hydraulic modelling tools, and standard Microsoft applications, is advantageous. Strong written and verbal communication, sound judgement, attention to detail, and the ability to manage competing priorities are essential. The position may suit an Engineer II seeking increased responsibility or an Engineer III ready to lead technical work and mentor others.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to deliver water and wastewater pump station and pipeline projects from concept through to completion. This role will oversee the successful delivery of complex civil, mechanical, electrical and associated infrastructure works, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, within budget and to the required technical and quality standards. You will manage projects across the full lifecycle, coordinating internal teams, consultants, contractors, suppliers and key stakeholders.

Your responsibilities will include developing and maintaining project programmes, budgets, procurement strategies, risk registers and delivery plans. You will lead tendering and contract administration activities, monitor construction progress, manage variations and claims, and ensure accurate reporting against cost, schedule, quality and performance objectives. The role will also involve coordinating design reviews, approvals, site investigations, commissioning and handover activities. You will proactively identify and resolve issues, maintain effective communication with stakeholders, and ensure compliance with relevant health, safety, environmental and regulatory requirements.

To be successful, you will have demonstrated project management experience delivering water, wastewater or related infrastructure projects, with specific exposure to pump stations, rising mains, gravity pipelines or treatment-related assets. A relevant degree or trade qualification in civil engineering, construction management, project management or a related discipline is desirable. Strong knowledge of construction methodologies, contract management and industry standards is essential, along with the ability to interpret technical documentation and manage multidisciplinary teams. You will be a confident communicator, commercially aware, highly organised and capable of making sound decisions in a demanding project environment. Experience with recognised project management systems and construction contracts will be advantageous. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to essential infrastructure projects with a strong focus on safety, sustainability and long-term community outcomes.

We are seeking an experienced Head of Application Solutions, Wastewater Collections, to lead the development, delivery and continuous improvement of digital solutions supporting wastewater collection services. This is a strategic leadership role with responsibility for ensuring applications are reliable, scalable, secure and aligned with operational priorities. You will work closely with business leaders, technology teams, suppliers and frontline users to understand service needs and translate them into effective application roadmaps.

You will oversee the full application lifecycle, including solution design, implementation, integration, testing, release management, support and retirement. Key responsibilities will include setting standards for application architecture and governance; managing prioritised improvement programmes; ensuring systems support regulatory, operational and customer requirements; and monitoring service performance, risks and dependencies. You will also lead incident and problem management, drive root-cause analysis, and promote continuous improvement across systems used for asset management, work planning, field operations, customer service and data reporting.

The successful candidate will bring substantial experience leading application portfolios, technology-enabled business change or enterprise solutions within a complex, regulated or asset-intensive environment. You will have strong knowledge of software delivery, systems integration, data quality, cybersecurity, service management and supplier performance. Excellent stakeholder management skills are essential, along with the ability to communicate complex technical matters clearly to senior leaders and operational colleagues. A collaborative, commercially aware and outcome-focused approach is expected, together with experience of managing teams, budgets and competing priorities. This role offers the opportunity to shape modern, resilient solutions that improve operational efficiency, support environmental performance and deliver better outcomes for communities.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager, Land Development to lead the planning, design and delivery of residential, commercial or mixed-use development projects from early feasibility through to completion. This role will suit a commercially minded professional who can coordinate multidisciplinary teams, manage competing priorities and deliver high-quality outcomes within agreed timeframes, budgets and regulatory requirements.

Key responsibilities will include managing project scope, programmes, budgets, risk registers and reporting; coordinating consultants, contractors, authorities, landowners and other stakeholders; and overseeing planning, engineering, infrastructure, environmental and construction activities. You will review technical documentation, monitor progress against approved plans, identify and resolve issues, and provide clear recommendations to support sound project decisions. The role will also involve managing procurement and consultant appointments, supporting approvals and permits, contributing to feasibility assessments, and ensuring projects comply with relevant legislation, standards, policies and workplace health and safety requirements.

To be successful, you will have demonstrated experience managing land development or property projects, ideally across the full development lifecycle. A qualification in project management, property, planning, engineering, construction or a related discipline is desirable, together with strong knowledge of development approvals, infrastructure delivery and construction processes. You will bring excellent financial, contract and risk management skills, along with the ability to interpret technical information and communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical audiences. Strong negotiation, organisation and problem-solving capabilities are essential, as is a collaborative approach and a commitment to delivering practical, sustainable and commercially sound results.

We are seeking an experienced Surface Water Quality Program Manager to lead the planning and implementation of projects that protect and improve the quality of rivers, lakes, wetlands and other surface water resources. This role will manage programs from concept through delivery, ensuring that projects are aligned with environmental objectives, regulatory requirements, approved budgets and agreed timelines. You will work across technical, operational, regulatory and community-facing teams to deliver practical, evidence-based outcomes.

Key responsibilities include developing program and project plans; coordinating water quality monitoring, investigations, assessments and improvement initiatives; managing consultants, contractors and technical specialists; and overseeing procurement, budgets, schedules, risks, quality assurance and reporting. You will interpret scientific and regulatory information, identify emerging risks and recommend appropriate mitigation measures. The role will also contribute to environmental approvals, compliance activities, incident response and the preparation of clear reports, briefing materials and presentations for internal and external stakeholders. Building strong relationships with regulators, local authorities, research partners, landholders, community representatives and other interested parties will be an important part of the position.

To succeed, you will have demonstrated experience managing environmental programs or complex projects, preferably with a focus on surface water quality, aquatic ecosystems, catchment management or environmental compliance. A relevant tertiary qualification in environmental science, water resources, engineering, natural resource management or a related discipline is desirable. You will bring strong knowledge of water quality principles, monitoring methodologies, environmental legislation and project governance, together with proven skills in contract management, risk assessment, budgeting and stakeholder engagement. Excellent written and verbal communication, sound judgement, collaborative leadership and the ability to manage competing priorities are essential. Experience using environmental data, geographic information systems or project management platforms will be advantageous.