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We are seeking a skilled 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 suit an engineer with strong technical knowledge, excellent coordination skills and a practical understanding of project delivery within the water sector. You will work closely with clients, contractors, consultants and internal stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on time and in line with agreed quality and cost requirements.

Your responsibilities will include assisting with project planning, programming, budget control, risk management and procurement activities. You will review designs, specifications, technical reports and construction documentation, identifying issues and supporting the development of effective solutions. The role will also involve coordinating design interfaces, monitoring progress against key milestones, attending site meetings and inspections, preparing progress reports, and supporting the management of variations, claims and technical queries. You will help ensure that works comply with relevant legislation, industry standards, environmental requirements, health and safety procedures and quality assurance processes.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, water or a related engineering discipline, together with relevant experience delivering or supporting water, wastewater, drainage, treatment, pipeline or other utility infrastructure projects. Experience working with contractors and multidisciplinary project teams is highly desirable. You should be confident interpreting engineering drawings and technical documentation, analysing project information and communicating clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities are essential. Familiarity with project management, document control, cost management and scheduling systems will be advantageous. Professional registration or working towards professional accreditation is desirable, as is a commitment to continuous improvement and delivering sustainable, resilient water infrastructure.

We are seeking a Community Water Manager to lead the planning, delivery and ongoing improvement of safe, reliable and sustainable water services for local communities. This role will work closely with residents, community representatives, technical teams, contractors and public stakeholders to ensure that water infrastructure is well managed, accessible and responsive to local needs. The successful candidate will combine strong operational knowledge with a practical, community-focused approach.

Key responsibilities include coordinating the operation and maintenance of water systems, monitoring supply reliability and water quality, and identifying risks that may affect service continuity. You will develop maintenance schedules, oversee contractors and field activities, maintain accurate records, and contribute to budgets, procurement and project planning. The role will also involve supporting the development of community water committees, delivering awareness and hygiene programmes, encouraging responsible water use, and ensuring that feedback or complaints are addressed promptly and professionally. You will prepare regular reports, track performance indicators and recommend improvements based on operational data and community priorities.

Applicants should have experience in water supply, utilities, infrastructure management, community development or a related field, together with a relevant technical or professional qualification. Practical knowledge of water systems, preventative maintenance, water-quality principles, health and safety requirements, and environmental sustainability is highly desirable. Strong communication, stakeholder engagement and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to work independently in the field and collaborate effectively with diverse groups. Candidates should be organised, dependable and comfortable managing competing priorities, including emergency response situations. A commitment to inclusive service delivery, safeguarding, ethical conduct and long-term community resilience is expected. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel regularly to project and community locations may be required.

We are seeking an accomplished Vice President – Water/Wastewater to provide strategic and operational leadership across a growing portfolio of water and wastewater projects. This senior executive will guide business development, project delivery, client relationships, and team performance while helping shape long-term growth within the sector. The role will suit a commercially minded leader with a strong understanding of water infrastructure, treatment systems, regulatory requirements, and the evolving challenges facing utilities and communities.

Key responsibilities will include developing and executing market and growth strategies; identifying and securing new opportunities; building trusted relationships with clients, regulators, partners, and industry stakeholders; and overseeing the successful delivery of complex programs from early planning and design through construction, commissioning, and ongoing support. You will provide executive oversight of budgets, schedules, risk, quality, safety, and contract performance, ensuring projects meet or exceed expectations. The successful candidate will also lead, mentor, and expand multidisciplinary teams, promote collaboration across technical and commercial functions, and support a culture focused on innovation, accountability, inclusion, and continuous improvement.

Applicants should bring significant leadership experience within the water, wastewater, environmental, engineering, construction, or related infrastructure sectors, along with a proven record of managing large programs, developing business, and delivering results in complex stakeholder environments. A bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, environmental science, or a related discipline is expected; advanced qualifications and professional registration are advantageous. Strong financial, contractual, communication, negotiation, and presentation skills are essential, as is the ability to translate technical and market trends into practical business strategies. Experience working with public-sector clients, utilities, major contractors, or regulated infrastructure providers will be highly valued. This position offers the opportunity to influence the future of essential water services while contributing to resilient, sustainable, and high-performing infrastructure.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from inception through to completion. This role will involve managing projects across treatment, pumping, pipeline, drainage, and associated civil engineering works, ensuring they are delivered safely, efficiently, on time, and within budget. You will coordinate internal teams, consultants, contractors, suppliers, and client representatives while maintaining clear communication throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities will include developing project programmes, budgets, procurement strategies, risk registers, and delivery plans; monitoring progress against agreed milestones; managing variations, commercial matters, and change control; and ensuring all works comply with relevant legislation, technical standards, specifications, and environmental requirements. You will lead project meetings, prepare progress reports, maintain accurate documentation, and resolve technical or operational issues promptly. The role will also require effective management of health and safety, quality assurance, environmental performance, stakeholder engagement, and commissioning or handover activities.

Applicants should have proven experience managing water, wastewater, utilities, or closely related infrastructure projects, with a strong understanding of construction delivery and contract administration. A relevant qualification in civil engineering, construction management, project management, or a related discipline is desirable. You should be confident interpreting drawings, specifications, programmes, and financial information, and be capable of managing multiple priorities in a demanding project environment. Strong leadership, negotiation, communication, and problem-solving skills are essential, together with a proactive approach to risk management and continuous improvement. Experience with industry-standard contracts, project management systems, and relevant health, safety, and environmental procedures would be advantageous.

We are seeking an Entry Level Water Resources Engineer to support the planning, design, and delivery of projects involving stormwater management, flood risk assessment, drainage infrastructure, water quality, and related civil engineering services. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career professional to develop technical expertise while working alongside experienced engineers, planners, environmental specialists, and project managers on a variety of public and private sector projects.

Key responsibilities will include assisting with hydrologic and hydraulic modelling, preparing drainage and stormwater management plans, supporting floodplain and watershed studies, and contributing to the design of culverts, channels, detention facilities, treatment systems, and other water-related infrastructure. You will collect and analyse field and technical data, review drawings and specifications, prepare calculations, reports, figures, and permit documentation, and assist with site inspections and construction support. The role may also involve coordinating with clients, regulatory agencies, contractors, and multidisciplinary project teams to help deliver practical, compliant, and sustainable solutions.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water resources engineering, or a closely related discipline. Familiarity with hydrology and hydraulics, stormwater principles, drainage design, and relevant technical standards is desirable. Experience with software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, GIS platforms, or hydrologic and hydraulic modelling tools will be advantageous, though training will be provided for the right candidate. Strong analytical, written, verbal, and organisational skills are essential, along with attention to detail and a willingness to learn. Candidates should be able to manage competing priorities, work effectively both independently and within a team, and occasionally travel to project sites. Professional registration or progress toward relevant professional accreditation is welcomed but not required.

We are seeking an experienced BESS Electrical Estimator to support the development of accurate, competitive estimates for battery energy storage system projects. Working across the tendering and pre-construction stages, you will interpret electrical drawings, specifications, scope documents and project schedules to identify the materials, labour, equipment and specialist services required for each opportunity. You will prepare detailed cost plans, bills of quantities, pricing schedules and commercial submissions for utility-scale, commercial and industrial BESS installations.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing tender documentation, identifying design gaps and technical risks, obtaining and evaluating supplier and subcontractor quotations, and maintaining clear records of assumptions, exclusions and inclusions. You will collaborate closely with electrical engineering, procurement, project delivery and commercial teams to validate designs and develop value-engineering options. The role will also involve assessing MV and LV equipment, transformers, switchgear, inverters, protection systems, cabling, control systems, civil interfaces and balance-of-plant requirements. You will contribute to tender clarifications, support negotiations and help ensure estimates reflect current market conditions, regulatory requirements and project-specific installation constraints.

The successful candidate will have proven experience estimating electrical works, ideally within battery energy storage, renewable energy, power generation, utilities or a related infrastructure environment. A strong understanding of electrical distribution systems, single-line diagrams, construction methodologies and applicable industry standards is essential. Experience using estimating, take-off, spreadsheet or enterprise resource planning software will be highly valued, together with the ability to analyse technical information and produce accurate results under time pressure. You should be commercially aware, detail-oriented and confident communicating with suppliers, clients and internal stakeholders. A relevant electrical engineering, quantity surveying or construction-related qualification is desirable, while practical project experience and a commitment to quality, safety and continuous improvement are essential.

We are seeking a Construction Storm Water Field Specialist to support the effective implementation, inspection, and maintenance of storm water management controls across active construction sites. This role is suited to a practical, observant professional who understands construction environments, environmental compliance, and the importance of preventing sediment, erosion, and polluted runoff from leaving a site.

Key responsibilities will include conducting routine and post-weather inspections of erosion and sediment control measures; identifying deficiencies and recommending corrective actions; documenting site conditions through reports, photographs, checklists, and digital records; and working closely with construction supervisors, contractors, engineers, and environmental representatives to ensure issues are addressed promptly. You will monitor the installation, maintenance, and removal of controls such as silt fencing, sediment basins, inlet protection, check dams, diversion drains, stabilised site entrances, and related drainage measures. The role may also involve collecting field observations, supporting compliance audits, tracking corrective actions, assisting with permit requirements, and responding to storm events or environmental incidents.

Applicants should have experience in construction inspection, environmental monitoring, civil works, storm water management, or a related field. A sound understanding of erosion and sediment control principles, construction site practices, and relevant environmental legislation or permit conditions is highly desirable. You will need strong attention to detail, clear written and verbal communication skills, and the confidence to raise non-compliance issues professionally. The ability to work independently outdoors in changing weather conditions, travel between sites, use mobile reporting systems, and safely access uneven or active construction areas is essential. A relevant qualification, industry certification, current driver’s licence, and construction safety training will be advantageous. This position offers the opportunity to contribute directly to responsible construction practices and the protection of surrounding waterways and communities.

We are seeking a Commissioning Project Manager, BESS, to lead the successful commissioning and handover of battery energy storage system projects from construction completion through to commercial operation. You will take ownership of commissioning strategy, planning, coordination and execution, ensuring that all activities are delivered safely, on schedule, within budget and to the required technical and contractual standards. The role will involve working across multidisciplinary teams, including engineering, construction, controls, grid connection, operations, suppliers, subcontractors and client representatives.

Your responsibilities will include developing and maintaining commissioning plans, schedules, procedures, test documentation and readiness trackers. You will coordinate inspection, testing and energisation activities for battery systems, power conversion equipment, medium- and high-voltage infrastructure, protection systems, transformers, SCADA, energy management systems and auxiliary equipment. You will manage commissioning risks, resolve technical and interface issues, monitor progress, lead regular meetings and provide clear reporting to project stakeholders. You will also oversee punch-list closure, performance testing, reliability runs, grid compliance activities, documentation review, training and final handover to the operations team.

The successful candidate will have proven experience managing commissioning activities on utility-scale energy, renewable power, electrical infrastructure or battery storage projects. A strong understanding of electrical systems, control systems, protection and testing requirements is essential, together with experience working under high-voltage safety rules and permit-to-work procedures. You should be confident leading contractors and technical teams, managing competing priorities and making informed decisions in a fast-moving project environment. Strong communication, organisational and problem-solving skills are required, along with the ability to interpret technical documentation and contractual requirements. A degree, diploma or equivalent qualification in electrical engineering, power systems or a related discipline is preferred. Relevant commissioning, project management or electrical safety certifications will be advantageous, as will experience with grid-connected BESS projects, SCADA/EMS integration and regulatory compliance. Travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking a Project Engineer to support the successful delivery of utility-scale and commercial solar photovoltaic projects from engineering design through construction and commissioning. The role will suit an organised and technically capable professional with experience in solar EPC, renewable energy, electrical engineering, or a related field. You will work closely with project managers, design teams, contractors, suppliers, and clients to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved specifications, programmes, and budgets.

Key responsibilities will include reviewing and coordinating electrical, civil, and structural engineering designs; preparing and checking technical documentation, calculations, drawings, material schedules, and method statements; and supporting the selection and procurement of modules, inverters, mounting systems, switchgear, cabling, and other balance-of-system equipment. You will monitor engineering progress, identify technical risks, resolve design and construction issues, and ensure that works comply with relevant standards, grid connection requirements, permits, and health and safety expectations. The position will also involve supporting site teams during installation, conducting inspections, witnessing testing, managing technical queries, and assisting with commissioning, handover, and as-built documentation.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in electrical engineering, renewable energy, mechanical engineering, or a related discipline, together with relevant experience delivering solar PV or other energy infrastructure projects. A sound understanding of photovoltaic systems, electrical distribution, construction practices, and project controls is essential. Experience with design and document management software, AutoCAD, electrical design tools, or project scheduling systems would be advantageous. You should be comfortable interpreting technical drawings and specifications, communicating with stakeholders at all levels, and working to demanding deadlines. Strong analytical, organisational, and problem-solving skills are required, along with a practical approach, attention to detail, and a commitment to quality, safety, and continuous improvement. Occasional travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking a capable and organised Part-Time Assistant Project Manager with the potential to progress into a full-time position. This role is suited to someone who enjoys coordinating people, managing priorities and supporting projects from planning through to completion. You will work closely with project managers, contractors, suppliers and internal stakeholders to help ensure that projects are delivered safely, on time and within budget.

Key responsibilities will include assisting with project planning and scheduling, maintaining project documentation, tracking milestones and deliverables, preparing progress updates, and coordinating meetings and site activities. You will help monitor budgets, purchase orders and resource requirements, while identifying potential delays, risks or issues and escalating them appropriately. The role will also involve communicating with stakeholders, obtaining quotations, following up on actions, supporting quality control, and ensuring that relevant health, safety and compliance procedures are followed. You may occasionally be required to visit project sites or attend meetings outside standard office hours.

The successful candidate will have previous experience in project coordination, administration, construction, engineering, property, facilities management or a related environment. Strong organisational and communication skills are essential, along with the ability to manage several tasks, meet deadlines and work confidently with a range of stakeholders. Familiarity with project management software, spreadsheets and document control systems would be advantageous. You should be proactive, detail-oriented and comfortable working both independently and as part of a team. A relevant qualification or professional training in project management would be beneficial, although practical experience and a willingness to learn will also be valued. This is an excellent opportunity for someone seeking flexible part-time work with the potential to develop into a full-time Assistant Project Manager position.