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An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Project Manager to lead the delivery of land development projects from initial feasibility through to completion. This role will suit a confident and commercially aware professional with strong technical knowledge, excellent organisational skills and a proven ability to coordinate multidisciplinary teams.

You will manage projects across a range of development stages, ensuring that programmes, budgets, quality standards and regulatory requirements are achieved. Working closely with internal teams, consultants, contractors, landowners and public authorities, you will provide clear direction and maintain effective communication throughout the project lifecycle.

You will have previous experience managing land development, property, housing or civil engineering projects, ideally from feasibility to construction completion. A relevant qualification in project management, civil engineering, construction, surveying, planning or a related discipline is desirable. Membership of an appropriate professional body would be advantageous.

Strong commercial awareness, contract administration experience and a sound understanding of planning and infrastructure requirements are essential. You will be an effective negotiator and communicator, capable of building positive relationships while confidently managing competing priorities, budgets and deadlines.

This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of varied development projects and contribute to high-quality, sustainable places. A competitive salary and benefits package will be offered, together with opportunities for professional development and career progression.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager – Wet Utilities to lead the planning, design, delivery and close-out of major water and wastewater infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will manage projects from inception through completion, ensuring that scope, programme, budget, quality, safety and sustainability objectives are achieved. This role will involve close collaboration with clients, consultants, contractors, utility providers, government authorities and internal technical teams.

Key responsibilities will include developing project execution strategies, defining deliverables, preparing and monitoring budgets and schedules, and coordinating multidisciplinary design and construction activities. You will review technical submissions, specifications, method statements, risk assessments and change requests, while ensuring that works comply with approved designs, contractual requirements, relevant standards and statutory regulations. The role will also require effective management of procurement, tendering, contract administration, progress reporting, payment certification, claims, variations and project documentation.

You will provide leadership to project teams and support the resolution of technical, commercial and operational issues throughout the project lifecycle. Regular site visits will be required to monitor progress, identify risks, verify quality and promote a strong health, safety and environmental culture. The ideal candidate will hold a degree in civil engineering, water engineering or a related discipline, with substantial experience delivering wet utility infrastructure projects such as potable water networks, sewerage systems, stormwater drainage, pumping stations, treatment facilities and associated infrastructure. Professional registration or recognised project management certification is desirable. Strong knowledge of construction practices, contracts, cost control, stakeholder management and project controls is essential, along with excellent communication, negotiation, analytical and leadership skills.

We are seeking an enthusiastic Entry Level Civil Engineer to join a collaborative team delivering a range of infrastructure, construction, and development projects. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate or early-career professional to build practical experience while working alongside experienced engineers, project managers, contractors, and technical specialists. You will contribute to projects from initial concept and design through to construction and completion, gaining exposure to a variety of civil engineering disciplines.

Your responsibilities will include assisting with the preparation of technical drawings, calculations, specifications, reports, and project documentation; supporting site investigations, surveys, inspections, and condition assessments; and helping to develop practical, cost-effective engineering solutions. You will review technical information, monitor progress against plans and schedules, and help ensure that work is delivered in accordance with relevant standards, regulations, health and safety requirements, and quality procedures. The role may also involve liaising with clients, consultants, suppliers, and site teams, attending project meetings, recording actions, and responding to technical queries. A willingness to visit construction sites and work in varied environments is essential.

Applicants should hold, or be working towards, a degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering or a related subject. Knowledge of engineering principles, construction methods, design standards, and relevant software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or other technical design tools would be beneficial. We are looking for someone with strong analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate clearly in writing and in person. You should be organised, proactive, keen to learn, and able to manage priorities while working effectively as part of a team. A commitment to professional development and, where applicable, progress towards professional registration is encouraged. Training, mentoring, and opportunities to broaden your technical experience will be provided.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineer to support the planning, design, and delivery of sustainable water management projects. This role will involve working across a range of assignments, including flood risk management, drainage, surface water, hydrology, hydraulic modelling, water supply, and environmental improvement schemes. You will contribute to projects from initial feasibility and option appraisal through detailed design, construction support, and completion.

Key responsibilities will include preparing technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications, and cost estimates; developing and reviewing hydrological and hydraulic models; assessing flood risk and drainage strategies; interpreting field data and survey information; and supporting the preparation of planning, environmental, and regulatory submissions. You will liaise with clients, contractors, regulators, stakeholders, and multidisciplinary project teams, ensuring that designs are technically sound, practical, compliant, and delivered to agreed timescales and budgets. The role may also include site inspections, construction monitoring, risk assessment, and mentoring of junior colleagues.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil engineering, water engineering, environmental engineering, or a closely related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water resources or infrastructure projects. Experience with hydraulic modelling software, GIS, CAD, data analysis, and industry-standard design guidance is desirable. You should have a sound understanding of flood risk, drainage principles, hydrology, hydraulic engineering, and applicable environmental and regulatory requirements. Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to manage priorities, solve technical problems, and work effectively both independently and as part of a team. Professional accreditation, or a clear commitment to achieving it, would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineer to support the planning, design, assessment and delivery of water-related infrastructure and environmental projects. This role will involve applying sound engineering principles to manage water resources, assess hydraulic and hydrological systems, and develop practical, sustainable solutions for clients and communities. You will work across a range of projects involving flood risk management, drainage, stormwater, catchments, waterways, water supply and related civil infrastructure.

Your responsibilities will include preparing hydrologic and hydraulic models, undertaking flood and drainage assessments, completing technical calculations and feasibility studies, and contributing to the design of water management infrastructure. You will prepare clear technical reports, drawings, specifications and cost estimates, interpret relevant legislation and standards, and support the preparation of approvals and tender documentation. The role will also involve reviewing designs, analysing data, identifying risks and opportunities, and providing technical advice to project teams, stakeholders and clients. You may be required to coordinate investigations, site inspections and construction support activities while maintaining high standards of safety, quality and environmental performance.

To be successful, you will hold a degree in Civil, Environmental or Water Resources Engineering and have relevant professional experience in hydrology, hydraulics, flood modelling, drainage or water infrastructure. Experience with industry-standard modelling and design software, geographic information systems and technical reporting will be highly regarded. You will have strong analytical, written and verbal communication skills, sound attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities. A collaborative approach, commercial awareness and a commitment to sustainable engineering outcomes are essential. Professional registration or eligibility for registration, along with a current driver’s licence, may be required. This is an opportunity to contribute to technically diverse projects while developing your expertise within a supportive and multidisciplinary environment.

We are seeking an experienced Water/Wastewater Senior Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex water, wastewater and infrastructure projects from inception through to completion. This role will suit a technically capable and commercially aware professional who can manage multidisciplinary teams, build trusted client relationships and deliver projects safely, on time and within budget. You will take ownership of project outcomes while contributing to a collaborative environment focused on quality, innovation and sustainable solutions.

Key responsibilities will include managing project scope, programmes, budgets, resources, risks and change control; coordinating design, construction and commissioning activities; and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, technical standards, environmental requirements and health and safety procedures. You will prepare and review project documentation, monitor performance against agreed objectives, and provide clear reports and updates to clients, senior stakeholders and project governance groups. The role will also involve leading procurement and contractor engagement, supporting bids and proposals, identifying opportunities for improved delivery, and resolving technical or commercial issues as they arise. You will mentor project managers and technical staff, promote consistent project management practices and help develop long-term client and supply-chain relationships.

Applicants should have substantial experience delivering water or wastewater projects, ideally within a consultancy, contractor, utility or related infrastructure environment. A strong understanding of water and wastewater treatment, networks, utilities or civil engineering projects is essential, along with proven experience managing multidisciplinary teams and complex stakeholder requirements. You will need excellent communication, negotiation and decision-making skills, as well as sound commercial awareness and the ability to manage competing priorities. Experience with contract administration, financial forecasting, risk management and project controls is required. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water engineering, project management or a related discipline is preferred. Professional membership or chartership, together with a recognised project management qualification, would be advantageous.