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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Project Engineer to join a growing land development team. This role will involve delivering civil engineering solutions for residential, commercial and mixed-use developments, from initial feasibility through to detailed design, approvals and construction.

Working closely with clients, planners, architects, contractors and statutory authorities, you will help ensure projects are technically sound, commercially viable and delivered to the required standards. The successful candidate will be comfortable managing multiple priorities and contributing to projects at varying stages of development.

You will be a civil engineer with relevant experience in land development, infrastructure or a related consultancy environment. A degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering is desirable, together with experience using design and drainage software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, MicroDrainage or similar.

Strong communication and organisational skills are essential, as is the ability to explain technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. You should be commercially aware, detail-focused and capable of working independently while contributing positively to a collaborative team.

This position provides the opportunity to work on varied development projects, broaden your technical and project management experience, and progress within a supportive professional environment. A competitive salary and benefits package will be offered, commensurate with experience and qualifications.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will involve managing projects from inception through to completion, ensuring they are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards.

You will take responsibility for coordinating multidisciplinary teams, developing effective delivery plans and maintaining strong relationships with clients, contractors, consultants and other stakeholders. The successful candidate will be commercially aware, highly organised and confident managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced project environment.

You will have proven experience managing water, wastewater, utilities, civil engineering or similarly complex infrastructure projects. A sound understanding of construction methods, contract management, commercial controls and health and safety legislation is essential.

Applicants should hold, or be working towards, a relevant qualification in project management, civil engineering, construction management or a related discipline. Professional accreditation would be advantageous. Experience with recognised contract forms, such as NEC, and knowledge of water industry standards will also be beneficial.

You will be an effective communicator with strong leadership, negotiation and problem-solving skills. The ability to build collaborative working relationships, make informed decisions and maintain focus on delivery will be key to success in this role.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Estimator to support the delivery of complex trenchless construction and infrastructure projects. This role will be responsible for preparing accurate, competitive and commercially sound estimates for a range of works, including tunnelling, directional drilling, pipe jacking, shaft construction, rehabilitation and associated civil engineering activities. You will work closely with project managers, engineers, subcontractors, suppliers and clients to develop a clear understanding of project requirements and ensure bids are completed to a consistently high standard.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing tender documentation, drawings, specifications and site information; identifying project risks, opportunities, exclusions and assumptions; preparing detailed cost plans, rates, take-offs and resource schedules; and obtaining and evaluating quotations from suppliers and subcontractors. You will contribute to tender strategy, programme development, value engineering and constructability reviews, while ensuring all estimates reflect current market conditions, labour requirements, plant, materials, logistics, overheads and margins. You will also maintain accurate estimating records, support tender presentations and assist with handover to the delivery team once work has been secured.

The successful candidate will have substantial estimating experience within trenchless technology, underground construction, utilities, tunnelling or a closely related civil engineering environment. A strong understanding of construction methods, contracts, procurement and commercial risk is essential, along with the ability to interpret technical documentation and use estimating or project management software. You will be highly analytical, commercially aware and confident working to demanding deadlines, with excellent communication and negotiation skills. The role requires someone who can work independently while contributing positively to a collaborative team, demonstrate sound judgement and maintain accuracy across multiple bids. Relevant qualifications in civil engineering, quantity surveying, construction management or a related discipline would be advantageous.

We are seeking an enthusiastic Entry Level Civil Engineer to join a collaborative engineering 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, technicians, contractors and project stakeholders. You will contribute to projects from initial assessment 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 calculations, drawings, specifications, technical reports and cost estimates; supporting site investigations, surveys and inspections; and helping to assess ground, drainage, highways, utilities and structural requirements. You will use relevant design and modelling software to develop solutions, review technical information and maintain accurate project records. The role will also involve liaising with internal and external stakeholders, attending meetings and site visits, monitoring progress against agreed requirements, and ensuring that work is delivered in accordance with applicable standards, health and safety procedures and environmental considerations. You may also support the preparation of planning and approval documentation, respond to technical queries and contribute to resolving issues during construction.

Applicants should hold, or be working towards, a degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering or a related subject. A sound understanding of core civil engineering principles, mathematics and technical drawing is required, together with an interest in developing a career in the industry. Familiarity with computer-aided design, engineering software or industry standards would be advantageous, although full support will be provided to develop these skills. You should be able to communicate clearly, work effectively as part of a team and organise your workload to meet deadlines. A methodical approach, strong attention to detail, willingness to learn and commitment to professional development are essential. The ability to travel to project sites when required is also expected.

We are seeking a skilled Civil Engineer to support the planning, design and delivery of a range of civil engineering projects. This is an opportunity to contribute to high-quality infrastructure and development schemes while working collaboratively with colleagues, clients, contractors and external stakeholders. You will be involved throughout the project lifecycle, from initial feasibility and concept development through to detailed design, construction support and completion.

Your responsibilities will include preparing technical reports, calculations, specifications, drawings and schedules; undertaking site inspections and surveys; reviewing design information; and ensuring that work complies with relevant legislation, standards and best practice. You will assist with the preparation of cost estimates, programmes, risk assessments and tender documentation, while monitoring progress, quality and technical performance during construction. The role will also involve identifying and resolving engineering issues, providing clear technical advice, attending project meetings and maintaining accurate project records. Depending on experience, you may also supervise junior staff and coordinate the work of consultants and contractors.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering and have relevant experience in a consultancy, contractor or client-side environment. You will need a sound understanding of civil engineering principles, construction methods, health and safety requirements, and applicable design standards. Experience with industry-standard design and modelling software, along with strong numerical, analytical and technical report-writing skills, is desirable. The successful candidate will be organised, commercially aware and able to manage competing priorities while meeting deadlines. Excellent communication skills, a practical approach to problem-solving and the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team are essential. A professional membership or progress towards chartership would be advantageous.

We are seeking a skilled Civil Engineer specialising in Water Resources to support the planning, design and delivery of projects that improve the resilience, efficiency and sustainability of water infrastructure. This role will contribute to a diverse range of schemes, including drainage networks, flood risk management, water supply systems, river and coastal works, stormwater management, reservoirs and nature-based solutions. You will work closely with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors and regulatory stakeholders to develop practical, safe and environmentally responsible engineering outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include preparing feasibility studies, hydraulic and hydrological assessments, technical reports, calculations, specifications, drawings and cost estimates. You will undertake and review modelling using appropriate water resources and drainage software, interpret survey and site data, identify design risks and recommend effective mitigation measures. You will also support planning and permitting activities, contribute to environmental assessments, assist with tender documentation and provide technical input during construction. Where required, you will attend site visits, monitor progress, respond to technical queries and help ensure that works are delivered in accordance with approved designs, relevant standards and health and safety requirements.

Applicants should hold a degree in Civil Engineering, Water Engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water resources, hydrology, hydraulics or drainage design. Membership of an appropriate professional institution, or progress towards professional registration, is desirable. Strong knowledge of industry standards, flood risk principles, sustainable drainage systems and applicable environmental legislation is expected. Experience with hydraulic modelling packages, AutoCAD or Civil 3D, GIS and technical design software will be advantageous. You should be analytical, organised and confident communicating technical information to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. The ability to manage competing priorities, work collaboratively and take ownership of deliverables is essential.

We are seeking an experienced Resident Engineer – Water/Wastewater to oversee the delivery of complex water and wastewater infrastructure projects from construction through to completion. The successful candidate will act as the principal site representative, ensuring that works are delivered safely, efficiently, to the required technical standards, and in accordance with approved designs, specifications, programmes, and contractual obligations.

Key responsibilities will include supervising contractors and specialist subcontractors; monitoring progress, quality, costs, and compliance; reviewing construction methodologies, drawings, technical submissions, inspection and test plans, and work programmes; and coordinating with clients, designers, utility providers, regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders. You will lead or support site meetings, maintain accurate records, assess variations and payment applications, manage requests for information, identify risks, and contribute to the resolution of technical and commercial issues. The role will also involve witnessing testing and commissioning activities, preparing progress and compliance reports, supporting handover, and ensuring that health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements are consistently maintained.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, water, wastewater, or a related engineering discipline, together with substantial experience in the supervision or delivery of water and wastewater construction projects. Professional registration or progress toward chartered status is desirable. You will need strong knowledge of relevant construction standards, contract administration principles, quality assurance procedures, and health and safety legislation, along with experience working with common forms of contract. Excellent communication, organisation, problem-solving, and stakeholder-management skills are essential. The ability to interpret technical information, make sound decisions under pressure, and work independently across active construction sites is also required. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel between project locations may be necessary.

We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Inspector to support the delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will oversee mechanical installation, fabrication, testing and commissioning activities, ensuring all work is completed in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, inspection and test plans, applicable standards, and health and safety requirements. This is an on-site role requiring regular coordination with contractors, engineers, commissioning teams and project management personnel.

Key responsibilities will include inspecting mechanical equipment and systems such as pumps, valves, pipework, screens, actuators, tanks, lifting equipment and associated process plant. You will review materials and certification, monitor installation quality, witness tests, verify dimensions and alignment, identify defects or non-conformances, and ensure corrective actions are properly closed out. The role will also involve maintaining accurate inspection records, completing check sheets and reports, reviewing method statements and risk assessments, supporting commissioning activities, and contributing to handover documentation and asset records.

Applicants should have proven experience in mechanical inspection within water, wastewater, utilities, industrial or civil engineering environments, together with a sound understanding of relevant construction and quality standards. A recognised mechanical engineering, inspection or trade qualification is desirable, as is experience with pressure testing, welding and fabrication inspection, mechanical completion, commissioning and quality management systems. You should be able to interpret engineering drawings, specifications and inspection documentation, communicate confidently with site teams and contractors, and work independently while maintaining a strong attention to detail. The position requires a proactive approach to safety, quality and problem-solving, along with the flexibility to work across active construction sites and attend project meetings as required. A valid driving licence and relevant site safety certifications may also be required.