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We are seeking an Entry-Level Water Resources Engineer to support the planning, design, and delivery of projects involving stormwater management, drainage, flood risk, water quality, and related civil infrastructure. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate or early-career professional to develop technical expertise while working alongside experienced engineers, scientists, planners, and project managers.

Key responsibilities will include assisting with hydrologic and hydraulic analyses; preparing drainage, stormwater, and water resources calculations; developing technical reports, drawings, specifications, and design documentation; and supporting the assessment of flood risks and water management solutions. You may also contribute to field investigations, site inspections, data collection, permit applications, and construction support activities. The role will involve using engineering software and spreadsheets to model systems, interpret data, evaluate alternatives, and help deliver practical, sustainable solutions that meet applicable standards and regulatory requirements.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water resources engineering, or a related discipline. Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound analytical ability, attention to detail, and a willingness to learn are essential. Familiarity with hydrology and hydraulics, stormwater design, GIS, CAD, or modelling tools is desirable, along with an understanding of relevant engineering principles, environmental regulations, and health and safety practices. Previous internship, placement, academic project, or field experience is advantageous but not essential. The successful candidate will be organised, collaborative, and comfortable managing multiple tasks while working to agreed deadlines. A commitment to professional development and, where applicable, progress toward professional engineering registration is encouraged. Occasional travel to project sites may be required, and a valid driving licence may be beneficial.

We are seeking an experienced Water Superintendent to oversee the safe, efficient and reliable operation of water production, treatment, storage and distribution assets. The successful candidate will provide operational leadership across day-to-day activities, ensuring that services meet regulatory, environmental, quality and performance standards. This role will involve coordinating operational teams, contractors and technical specialists while maintaining a strong focus on public health, workplace safety and customer service.

Key responsibilities will include supervising water treatment and distribution operations; monitoring system performance, water quality and supply continuity; coordinating planned and reactive maintenance; and responding effectively to incidents, outages and emergency situations. You will review operational data, identify risks and improvement opportunities, and ensure that inspections, testing, reporting and records are completed accurately. The role will also contribute to capital works, asset management, operational planning and budget control, while ensuring procedures, permits and compliance requirements are consistently followed. Developing staff capability, promoting safe working practices and maintaining effective communication with internal and external stakeholders will be central to your success.

Applicants should have substantial experience in water or wastewater operations, utilities, engineering, infrastructure or a closely related environment, together with proven supervisory or management experience. A relevant technical qualification, trade background or equivalent practical experience is desirable. You will need sound knowledge of water treatment processes, distribution networks, asset maintenance, health and safety requirements and applicable regulatory obligations. Strong problem-solving, planning, decision-making and communication skills are essential, along with the ability to remain calm during operational incidents and lead teams in demanding conditions. A current driving licence and the ability to participate in an emergency call-out or on-call rota may be required. This is an opportunity to make a direct contribution to the reliability, safety and sustainability of essential water services.

We are seeking an experienced Water and Wastewater Hydraulic Lead Project Engineer to provide technical leadership across the planning, design, delivery and review of water infrastructure projects. You will lead hydraulic studies and engineering solutions for water supply, wastewater, drainage and associated treatment or network assets, ensuring designs are practical, compliant, cost-effective and aligned with client and community needs. The role will involve working across project lifecycles, from feasibility and concept development through detailed design, construction support and commissioning.

Your responsibilities will include developing hydraulic models, undertaking network analysis, preparing design calculations and technical reports, and producing or reviewing drawings, specifications and schedules. You will coordinate multidisciplinary design teams, provide technical guidance to engineers and other project staff, manage interfaces with clients, contractors and stakeholders, and contribute to project scope, programme, risk and cost management. You will also support bids and proposals, identify opportunities for innovation and efficiency, and ensure that technical deliverables meet applicable legislation, standards, health and safety requirements and quality procedures.

The successful candidate will hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, water, environmental or a related engineering discipline, with substantial experience in hydraulic design and analysis within the water or wastewater sector. Professional registration or progress towards registration is desirable, together with strong knowledge of industry standards, hydraulic modelling software and design tools. You will be confident interpreting technical data, solving complex engineering problems and communicating recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences. Strong project management, organisation and stakeholder engagement skills are essential, along with the ability to lead teams, manage competing priorities and work collaboratively in a deadline-driven environment. A commitment to technical excellence, continuous improvement and sustainable infrastructure delivery is expected.