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We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from inception through to completion. This is an opportunity to manage technically challenging schemes while ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on time and within budget. You will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, internal teams and key stakeholders to establish clear objectives, maintain strong relationships and achieve high standards of quality.

Your responsibilities will include developing and maintaining project programmes, budgets, risk registers and delivery plans; coordinating design, procurement, construction and commissioning activities; and monitoring progress against agreed milestones. You will identify and manage risks, issues, change requests and commercial considerations, taking timely corrective action where required. The role will also involve reviewing technical information, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, industry standards and environmental requirements, and supporting the preparation of reports and performance updates for senior stakeholders. You will promote a positive health and safety culture and ensure that all work is planned and delivered in accordance with established procedures.

Applicants should have proven project management experience within the water, utilities, civil engineering or related infrastructure sectors, together with a strong understanding of project controls, contract administration and construction delivery. A relevant degree or professional qualification is desirable, alongside experience of managing multidisciplinary teams and complex programmes. You will need excellent communication, negotiation and organisational skills, with the ability to balance competing priorities and make sound decisions under pressure. A proactive, collaborative approach and a commitment to continuous improvement are essential. Experience with NEC or other relevant forms of contract, as well as recognised project management qualifications, would be advantageous. This role may require travel to project and client sites, with occasional flexibility to support key delivery phases.

We are seeking a Project Engineer II to support the successful delivery of engineering projects from initial concept through to completion. Working with multidisciplinary teams, you will help define project requirements, develop technical solutions and coordinate activities across design, procurement, manufacturing, installation and commissioning. You will contribute to project plans, schedules, budgets and risk assessments, ensuring that agreed technical, commercial, quality and safety standards are maintained throughout the project lifecycle.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing engineering documentation, specifications, calculations, drawings and reports; monitoring progress against milestones; and identifying and resolving technical issues in a timely manner. You will liaise with internal stakeholders, clients, suppliers and contractors, attend design and progress meetings, and provide clear updates on performance, risks and deliverables. You will also support change control, cost tracking, quality assurance, testing and handover activities, while ensuring that all work complies with relevant legislation, industry standards and internal procedures. The role may involve occasional travel to project sites and supplier locations.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in an engineering discipline, together with relevant experience in project engineering or a comparable technical environment. You will need a sound understanding of engineering principles, project management processes and technical documentation, as well as the ability to interpret drawings and specifications. Strong organisational, analytical and problem-solving skills are essential, along with confidence in communicating with people at all levels. Experience using project planning, document management or computer-aided design systems would be advantageous. A proactive approach, attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities are required. Professional registration, or a commitment to working towards it, would be desirable.

We are seeking an Assistant Project Manager to support the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from planning through to completion. Working alongside experienced Project Managers and multidisciplinary teams, you will help coordinate activities, monitor progress and ensure that work is delivered safely, efficiently, on time and within budget. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated construction or engineering professional looking to develop their project management career within the water sector.

Your responsibilities will include assisting with project programmes, budgets, procurement and resource planning, as well as maintaining accurate project records and reporting progress to senior stakeholders. You will help coordinate designers, contractors, suppliers and site teams, attend project and progress meetings, and support the resolution of technical, commercial and operational issues. You will also contribute to risk management, change control, quality assurance and the preparation of project documentation, ensuring that all works comply with relevant legislation, industry standards and client requirements.

Applicants should have experience in a project coordination, engineering, construction or infrastructure environment, ideally within the water, utilities or civil engineering sectors. A relevant qualification in engineering, construction, project management or a related discipline would be advantageous, alongside an understanding of health and safety, programme management and cost control. You will need strong organisational and communication skills, excellent attention to detail and the confidence to work collaboratively with a range of internal and external stakeholders. The ability to manage competing priorities, analyse information and take a proactive approach to problem-solving is essential. A full UK driving licence may be required, as the role can involve travel to project and site locations.

We are seeking a Project Engineer/Field Engineer to support the successful delivery of engineering projects from planning and design through to installation, commissioning and handover. This is a varied role combining office-based coordination with regular site attendance, making it ideal for an adaptable engineer who enjoys working across technical, operational and client-facing activities. You will work closely with project managers, designers, subcontractors, suppliers and customers to ensure work is delivered safely, efficiently, on time and to the required quality standards.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing drawings, specifications and project documentation; assisting with programme planning, cost control and resource coordination; preparing technical reports, method statements, risk assessments and progress updates; and monitoring site activities to confirm compliance with approved designs, standards and contract requirements. You will help identify and resolve technical issues, manage variations and queries, coordinate materials and equipment, and support testing, commissioning and final handover. Regular site visits will be required, including inspections and meetings with clients and delivery teams. You will also promote a strong safety culture and ensure that accurate records are maintained throughout each project.

Applicants should hold a relevant engineering qualification or equivalent practical experience, with previous experience in project engineering, site engineering, construction, manufacturing, infrastructure or a related technical environment. A sound understanding of engineering principles, project controls, health and safety requirements and quality procedures is essential. You should be confident interpreting technical drawings and using standard Microsoft Office applications; experience with engineering, project management or document control software would be beneficial. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are required, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and work independently. A full driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites may be necessary. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to technically challenging projects while developing broader commercial, operational and leadership experience.