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We are seeking a Project Engineer – Water to support the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from planning and design through to construction and completion. This role will involve coordinating technical activities, monitoring programme and budget performance, and working closely with clients, contractors, consultants and internal teams to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical documentation, specifications, drawings, calculations and reports; assisting with project planning, procurement and resource coordination; managing design development and resolving technical issues; supporting site activities, inspections and commissioning; and tracking progress against agreed milestones, costs and quality requirements. You will contribute to risk assessments, change control, health and safety reviews, environmental compliance and stakeholder communication. The role may also involve supervising subcontractors, attending project meetings and providing technical guidance to less experienced team members.

The successful candidate will have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant experience in the design, construction or delivery of water, wastewater, utilities or civil infrastructure projects. Experience with water treatment, networks, pipelines, drainage, pumping stations or associated assets would be advantageous. You should be confident interpreting engineering drawings and specifications, using standard design and project management tools, and applying relevant industry standards and regulations. Strong organisational, analytical and communication skills are essential, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and build effective working relationships. A proactive approach, attention to detail and commitment to safety, quality and sustainable project delivery are highly valued.

We are seeking an experienced Preconstruction Manager to lead the planning and development of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from early concept through to contract award. This role will suit a commercially minded construction professional with a strong understanding of treatment facilities, pumping stations, pipelines, networks, civil engineering and associated mechanical and electrical systems. You will work closely with clients, consultants, supply chain partners and internal delivery teams to develop robust, buildable and competitive proposals.

Your responsibilities will include managing the full preconstruction process, including reviewing tender documentation, interpreting client requirements, developing construction methodologies, preparing programmes, coordinating design inputs and identifying delivery risks. You will lead estimating and procurement activities, obtain and assess subcontractor and supplier quotations, support value engineering and ensure that bids are accurate, compliant and submitted on time. The role will also involve preparing tender presentations, leading clarification meetings, maintaining opportunity and risk registers, and supporting commercial reviews through to successful handover to the project delivery team.

Applicants should have significant preconstruction or estimating experience within the water, wastewater, utilities or civil engineering sectors, with a proven track record of supporting or managing complex infrastructure tenders. A strong understanding of construction planning, temporary works, health and safety, environmental considerations, contract requirements and cost control is essential. You will need excellent communication and negotiation skills, strong commercial awareness and the ability to manage multiple deadlines in a collaborative environment. Experience with relevant estimating, planning or document management systems is desirable, as is a relevant qualification in civil engineering, construction management or a related discipline. This position offers the opportunity to influence major infrastructure schemes and contribute to projects that improve essential water and wastewater services.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager – Hydrology and Hydraulics to lead the delivery of technically complex water, drainage and flood risk management projects. You will manage projects from initial brief through to design, approvals, construction support and completion, ensuring that scope, programme, budget, quality and safety requirements are met. The role will involve working across multidisciplinary teams and coordinating with clients, contractors, regulators, local authorities and other stakeholders.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and managing project plans, budgets, risk registers and technical deliverables; overseeing hydrological and hydraulic assessments; reviewing flood risk studies, drainage strategies, catchment modelling and water management designs; and ensuring that outputs are accurate, practical and compliant with relevant standards and legislation. You will provide technical direction, mentor project team members, manage subcontractors and consultants, and communicate progress and key decisions clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences. The successful candidate will also contribute to bids, proposals, business development and the continuous improvement of project delivery processes.

You will have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering, hydrology, hydraulics or a related discipline, together with substantial experience delivering water, drainage, flood risk or river engineering projects. Professional registration or progress towards chartered status is desirable. Strong knowledge of hydrological and hydraulic modelling tools, drainage design principles, flood risk assessment and relevant technical guidance is required. Experience managing budgets, programmes, teams and stakeholder relationships is essential, as is the ability to identify and resolve technical and commercial risks. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound judgement and a collaborative approach are expected. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking an Engineer in Training, Water/Wastewater Conveyance, to support the planning, design, and delivery of infrastructure projects involving water distribution, wastewater collection, and related conveyance systems. This entry-level role is suited to a motivated engineering graduate who is keen to develop practical experience while working under the guidance of experienced professionals. You will contribute to projects from concept and preliminary design through to construction support and completion.

Key responsibilities will include assisting with hydraulic calculations, pipeline alignments, pump station layouts, utility coordination, and the preparation of engineering drawings, technical reports, specifications, and cost estimates. You will help collect and evaluate field data, review survey and geotechnical information, complete design checks, and support the development of plans using computer-aided design and modelling software. The role may also involve attending site visits, coordinating with project teams and external stakeholders, responding to technical queries, reviewing contractor submissions, and supporting construction inspections and commissioning activities. You will be expected to maintain accurate project records and contribute to quality, safety, and environmental requirements.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental, or a closely related engineering discipline and be eligible for, or already progressing toward, professional engineering registration. Familiarity with water and wastewater conveyance principles, hydraulics, pipeline design, and relevant engineering standards is desirable. Experience with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, hydraulic modelling tools, GIS, or similar technical software would be advantageous. Strong analytical, written, and verbal communication skills are essential, along with attention to detail, sound organisation, and the ability to work collaboratively. A willingness to learn, take responsibility, and occasionally travel to project sites is required. This role offers structured development and the opportunity to build a strong foundation in the design and delivery of essential water and wastewater infrastructure.

We are seeking an experienced Design Manager to lead the delivery of water and wastewater design packages across a range of major infrastructure, treatment, network and process-related projects. The successful candidate will manage design activities from concept through detailed design, construction support and completion, ensuring that solutions are technically robust, compliant, buildable and aligned with client requirements, programme, budget and quality standards.

Key responsibilities will include coordinating multidisciplinary design teams, consultants and specialist subcontractors; establishing design scopes, deliverables, interfaces and review processes; and managing design programmes, resources, risks and technical queries. You will lead design reviews, value engineering workshops and constructability assessments, while ensuring that designs comply with relevant legislation, industry standards, health and safety requirements and environmental objectives. The role will also involve reviewing technical documentation, drawings, calculations and specifications, supporting procurement and construction teams, and maintaining effective communication with clients, stakeholders and project leadership. You will be expected to identify and resolve design issues promptly, manage change control and contribute to continuous improvement across project delivery.

Applicants should have substantial experience in design management within the water, wastewater, utilities, civil engineering or related infrastructure sectors. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil, mechanical, electrical, process engineering or a similar discipline is desirable, along with a strong understanding of water and wastewater treatment processes, networks and associated assets. Experience working within collaborative or design-and-build environments, managing supply chain partners and using common design and document-control systems is advantageous. Strong leadership, communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities and influence technical decisions. This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive professional who can combine detailed technical understanding with confident management and a strong commitment to safe, sustainable and high-quality project delivery.

We are seeking a Senior Process Mechanical Estimator specialising in water and wastewater projects to lead the preparation of accurate, competitive, and commercially robust estimates. This role will support the delivery of complex infrastructure schemes, including water treatment plants, wastewater treatment facilities, pumping stations, pipelines, chemical dosing systems, sludge treatment, and associated mechanical process equipment.

You will review tender documentation, drawings, specifications, schedules, and contract requirements to develop detailed estimates from first principles. Responsibilities will include preparing bills of quantities, cost plans, labour and plant allowances, subcontractor and supplier enquiries, equipment pricing, and risk and opportunity assessments. You will obtain and evaluate quotations, challenge assumptions, identify scope gaps, and ensure all estimates reflect project deliverables, programme requirements, and applicable standards. You will also contribute to value engineering, constructability reviews, tender clarifications, and the preparation of commercial submissions and supporting documentation.

The successful candidate will have substantial estimating experience within the water, wastewater, process engineering, or wider civil engineering sector, with a strong understanding of mechanical process installations and construction methodologies. Experience estimating major tenders and familiarity with relevant equipment, materials, subcontract packages, and supply-chain markets are essential. You should be confident interpreting technical drawings and specifications, using estimating and cost-management software, and analysing complex data accurately. Strong commercial awareness, attention to detail, organisation, and communication skills are required, together with the ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with engineering, procurement, commercial, and project delivery teams. A relevant engineering, quantity surveying, or construction-related qualification would be advantageous.

Engineer in Training, Water/Wastewater & Conveyance

We are seeking an Engineer in Training to support the planning, design, and delivery of water, wastewater, and conveyance infrastructure projects. Working under the guidance of experienced professional engineers, you will contribute to projects involving pipelines, pump stations, water and wastewater treatment systems, storage facilities, drainage networks, and related municipal infrastructure. This is an opportunity to develop your technical skills while gaining exposure to projects from early concept and feasibility through detailed design, permitting, construction, and commissioning.

Key responsibilities will include preparing engineering calculations, technical memoranda, design drawings, specifications, schedules, cost estimates, and reports; assisting with hydraulic modelling and system evaluations; reviewing survey information, geotechnical data, and existing infrastructure records; and supporting site investigations, condition assessments, construction inspections, and field observations. You may also assist with tender documentation, contractor questions, submittal reviews, progress meetings, and coordination with clients, regulatory agencies, utility providers, and multidisciplinary project teams. Maintaining accurate project records and applying relevant codes, standards, and health and safety procedures will be essential.

The successful candidate will hold a bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental, or a closely related engineering discipline and be eligible for, or actively pursuing, professional engineering registration. Previous internship, co-op, or entry-level experience in water, wastewater, municipal infrastructure, or civil engineering is an asset. Strong written and verbal communication, attention to detail, problem-solving ability, and a willingness to learn are important. Familiarity with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, hydraulic modelling software, GIS, or other engineering tools is beneficial. Occasional travel to project sites and the ability to work outdoors in varying conditions may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager/Lead – Water to oversee the successful delivery of complex water and wastewater projects from planning through to completion. This is a senior leadership position requiring strong technical understanding, commercial awareness and the ability to coordinate multidisciplinary teams, contractors, consultants and stakeholders. You will be responsible for ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality and regulatory standards.

Key responsibilities will include managing project scope, programmes, budgets, procurement and risk; preparing and reviewing project plans, technical documentation and progress reports; and monitoring performance against agreed objectives. You will lead project teams, allocate resources effectively and provide guidance to engineers, designers and delivery partners. The role will also involve managing client and stakeholder relationships, facilitating project meetings, resolving technical and commercial issues, overseeing change control and supporting contract administration. A strong focus on health, safety, environmental compliance and quality assurance will be essential throughout the project lifecycle.

Applicants should have substantial experience delivering water, wastewater, utilities or comparable infrastructure projects, ideally within a consultancy, contractor or client-side environment. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water management or a related discipline is preferred, together with recognised project management experience. You will need proven capability in project leadership, financial control, risk management, programme management and stakeholder engagement. Strong communication, negotiation and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities and make sound decisions in a fast-paced environment. Professional registration or membership of an appropriate industry body would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Senior Preconstruction Manager – Water/Wastewater to lead the planning, development and commercial strategy of major water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This is a senior role for an experienced preconstruction professional who can manage complex bids from early opportunity through to contract award, while building strong relationships with clients, consultants, delivery teams and supply-chain partners. You will help shape competitive, practical and buildable solutions across treatment plants, pumping stations, pipelines, reservoirs and associated civil engineering works.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing client requirements, leading constructability assessments, developing delivery strategies and coordinating estimates, programmes, risk registers and value-engineering proposals. You will manage the preparation of tenders and preconstruction submissions, ensuring that technical, commercial, contractual, health and safety, environmental and quality considerations are fully addressed. The role will involve guiding estimators, planners, designers and subcontractors, challenging assumptions, validating scope and ensuring accurate cost and resource forecasting. You will also support procurement, early contractor involvement, design development, stakeholder engagement and the transition from preconstruction into delivery.

Applicants should have substantial experience in preconstruction, estimating, bid management or project development within the water, wastewater or wider civil engineering sector. A strong understanding of water industry standards, construction methodologies, forms of contract and commercial risk management is essential, together with experience delivering successful tenders for complex infrastructure projects. You will be a confident communicator and strategic thinker, capable of influencing senior stakeholders and leading multidisciplinary teams under demanding deadlines. Strong analytical, negotiation and presentation skills are required, along with a collaborative approach and a commitment to safe, sustainable and high-quality project outcomes. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil engineering, construction management or a related discipline is desirable.

We are seeking an experienced Regional Water Resources Leader to provide strategic direction and technical leadership across a diverse portfolio of water resources, infrastructure and environmental projects. This role will guide regional growth, strengthen client relationships and lead the delivery of high-quality, sustainable solutions for public and private sector clients. The successful candidate will work closely with multidisciplinary teams, senior stakeholders, regulators and community representatives to address complex water challenges and support resilient outcomes.

Responsibilities will include developing and implementing regional water resources strategies; overseeing project pursuits, proposals, budgets, schedules and technical delivery; and providing expert advice on water supply, hydrology, hydraulics, flood risk, stormwater, drainage, water quality and climate resilience. You will mentor and develop technical staff, foster collaboration across offices and disciplines, and promote consistent standards, innovation and best practice. The role will also involve identifying market opportunities, building trusted client partnerships, representing the business at industry events and contributing to long-term business planning.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil or environmental engineering, water resources, hydrology or a related discipline, together with substantial experience delivering water resources projects and leading technical teams. Professional registration or chartership is highly desirable, as is a strong understanding of relevant legislation, planning requirements, design standards and regulatory processes. You will need excellent communication, commercial and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to explain complex issues clearly and influence decisions at all levels. A collaborative leadership style, sound judgement, strong organisational skills and a commitment to safety, sustainability, quality and ethical professional practice are essential. Experience with business development, resource planning and project risk management will be advantageous.