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We are seeking a Senior Integrated Water Resource Planner / Engineer to lead the development of sustainable, resilient and evidence-based water resource solutions. This role will support the planning and delivery of complex programmes involving water supply, demand management, catchment planning, flood risk, drought resilience, environmental protection and climate adaptation. You will provide technical leadership across multidisciplinary projects, translating strategic objectives, regulatory requirements and stakeholder priorities into practical investment and management plans.

Key responsibilities will include developing integrated water resource strategies, options appraisals, water balances, demand forecasts and long-term planning scenarios. You will manage technical studies, assess risks and opportunities, interpret hydraulic, hydrological and environmental data, and provide clear recommendations to senior decision-makers. The role will involve preparing high-quality reports, business cases, technical specifications and regulatory submissions, as well as reviewing models, calculations and deliverables produced by project teams and external consultants. You will also contribute to programme planning, budget management, quality assurance and the continuous improvement of technical standards and processes.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water resources, hydrology, environmental science or a related discipline, together with substantial professional experience in integrated water resource planning or a comparable field. Professional registration or membership of an appropriate institution is desirable. You will need strong knowledge of water resource systems, catchment management, climate risk, environmental regulation and relevant planning frameworks, alongside experience using analytical tools, modelling techniques and data to support robust decision-making. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills are essential, including the ability to work collaboratively with regulators, communities, technical specialists and senior leaders. A proactive, commercially aware and solutions-focused approach is expected, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and mentor less experienced colleagues.

Lead the growth and delivery of construction services within a water-focused business group serving communities and infrastructure clients across North Carolina. This senior role will provide strategic direction, technical leadership, and operational oversight for a portfolio of water, wastewater, utility, and related infrastructure projects. You will help shape business plans, identify market opportunities, strengthen client relationships, and position the business for sustainable growth while maintaining a strong commitment to safety, quality, ethics, and performance.

Responsibilities will include leading project pursuits from opportunity identification through proposal development and contract award; developing and maintaining relationships with public- and private-sector clients, contractors, design partners, and industry stakeholders; and overseeing the successful delivery of construction services, including alternative delivery, construction management, design-build, and traditional project approaches. You will support project teams with constructability reviews, cost and schedule management, risk assessment, procurement strategy, change management, and issue resolution. The role will also involve mentoring staff, coordinating resources across disciplines, monitoring financial performance, and ensuring compliance with contractual, regulatory, environmental, and health and safety requirements.

The successful candidate will bring substantial experience in water or wastewater construction, infrastructure delivery, or a closely related field, together with a strong understanding of project controls, estimating, contracting, and client development. A bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering, business, or a related discipline is preferred, along with progressive leadership experience and demonstrated success managing complex projects and multidisciplinary teams. Professional registration, contractor credentials, or relevant industry certifications are advantageous. Strong communication, negotiation, problem-solving, and organizational skills are essential, as is the ability to travel to project sites and collaborate effectively with colleagues, clients, and partners at all levels.

We are seeking a motivated Junior Environmental Engineer to support the planning, design and delivery of water and wastewater services projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career professional to develop technical expertise while contributing to projects that protect public health, improve water quality and promote sustainable resource management. You will work alongside experienced engineers, scientists, technicians and project managers across a varied portfolio of infrastructure and environmental initiatives.

Your responsibilities will include assisting with the preparation of technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications and environmental assessments; supporting investigations, surveys and site inspections; analysing water quality, flow, treatment and asset data; and contributing to the design and evaluation of water supply, drainage, wastewater and treatment solutions. You may also help with hydraulic modelling, regulatory submissions, risk assessments, procurement documentation and project cost estimates. The role will involve liaising with clients, contractors, regulators and other stakeholders, while maintaining accurate project records and ensuring that all work is completed in accordance with relevant legislation, technical standards, health and safety requirements and environmental objectives.

Applicants should hold, or be working towards, a degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, water engineering or a related discipline. Some relevant experience through placements, internships or graduate projects is desirable, along with an understanding of water and wastewater systems, environmental regulations and sustainability principles. Familiarity with engineering software, GIS, data analysis tools or technical drawing packages would be advantageous. You should have strong written and verbal communication skills, sound analytical ability and a willingness to learn. We are looking for someone who is organised, collaborative, proactive and able to manage priorities effectively. In return, you will receive structured development, mentoring and opportunities to gain practical experience on meaningful water services projects.

Launch your engineering career in water services through a structured entry-level opportunity designed for new graduates in 2027. As an Entry Environmental Engineer, you will contribute to projects that support safe, reliable, and sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure. You will work alongside experienced engineers, scientists, project managers, and field specialists while developing practical skills across the project lifecycle.

Your responsibilities may include assisting with the planning, design, assessment, and delivery of water and wastewater projects; preparing technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications, and regulatory documentation; supporting environmental investigations, sampling programs, and field assessments; and reviewing data to identify risks, trends, and opportunities for improvement. You may also help coordinate contractors, communicate with clients and stakeholders, participate in site visits, and contribute to project schedules, budgets, quality assurance, and health and safety requirements. The role offers exposure to water treatment, wastewater systems, stormwater management, environmental compliance, asset planning, and sustainable infrastructure solutions.

Applicants should be completing, or have recently completed, a bachelor’s or master’s degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, chemical engineering, water resources, or a related discipline, with graduation expected in 2027 or eligibility to graduate around that time. Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound analytical ability, attention to detail, and a genuine interest in environmental and water-related challenges are essential. Familiarity with engineering software, data analysis tools, geographic information systems, or technical reporting will be beneficial, but full training will be provided. You should be willing to learn, collaborate effectively, manage competing priorities, and work in both office and field environments. A valid driver’s licence and the ability to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking an Environmental Engineer to join a Water Services Group delivering practical, sustainable solutions across water, wastewater and environmental infrastructure projects. This role will support the planning, design, assessment and delivery of projects that improve water quality, resource efficiency and environmental performance. You will work with engineers, scientists, planners, contractors and clients to develop solutions that meet regulatory, technical and community requirements.

Your responsibilities will include preparing environmental assessments, technical reports, permit applications and supporting documentation; evaluating the impacts of water and wastewater projects; contributing to environmental management plans; and identifying opportunities to reduce risks, waste, emissions and resource consumption. You will assist with water quality monitoring, data analysis, compliance audits and site inspections, as well as reviewing designs and construction activities to ensure environmental obligations are met. The role may also involve supporting hydrological, hydraulic or treatment-related studies, coordinating input from specialist consultants, and contributing to proposals, project planning and stakeholder engagement.

The successful candidate will hold a degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, water engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water, wastewater, environmental consultancy, infrastructure or regulatory compliance. Knowledge of environmental legislation, water quality standards, permitting processes and environmental risk management is essential. Experience with technical reporting, data analysis, project coordination and relevant software such as GIS, CAD or modelling tools would be advantageous. You will be a clear communicator with strong analytical and organisational skills, capable of managing priorities and working effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. A commitment to health and safety, sustainability, professional integrity and continuous improvement is required. A relevant professional accreditation or progress towards one, along with a current driving licence and flexibility to attend project sites, may be advantageous.

We are seeking a Senior Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex water and wastewater projects from early planning through to completion. This role will oversee project scope, programme, budget, quality, health and safety, environmental performance, and stakeholder engagement, ensuring that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in line with contractual and regulatory requirements. You will provide visible leadership across project teams, coordinate internal and external resources, and establish clear objectives, governance, reporting, and delivery plans.

Key responsibilities will include managing design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover activities; monitoring progress against milestones and financial targets; identifying and mitigating project risks; and managing change, claims, and commercial issues. You will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, regulators, local authorities, and supply chain partners, maintaining strong relationships and resolving issues promptly. The role will also involve leading project meetings, reviewing technical and commercial information, producing accurate reports, and ensuring that lessons learned are captured and applied across future programmes. You will be expected to promote collaborative working and continually identify opportunities to improve delivery, value, and sustainability.

You will bring substantial experience managing major water, wastewater, utilities, infrastructure, or similarly complex engineering projects, ideally within a contractor, consultancy, or asset-owner environment. A strong understanding of project controls, construction methodology, contract administration, risk management, and health and safety legislation is essential. Experience with relevant forms of contract, such as NEC or equivalent, would be advantageous. The successful candidate will be commercially aware, highly organised, and confident communicating with stakeholders at all levels. You should be able to lead multidisciplinary teams, make sound decisions under pressure, and balance competing priorities while maintaining a clear focus on quality and customer outcomes. A relevant degree or professional qualification in engineering, construction, project management, or a related discipline is desirable, together with recognised project management accreditation or demonstrable equivalent experience.

We are seeking a Land Development Project Engineer to support the delivery of residential, commercial, and infrastructure development projects from initial concept through to construction completion. This role will involve coordinating technical design activities, managing project documentation, and working with internal and external stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved plans, relevant standards, and statutory requirements.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing civil engineering designs, specifications, cost estimates, technical reports, and development applications; coordinating surveys, geotechnical investigations, utility assessments, and other specialist inputs; and assisting with the planning and delivery of earthworks, roads, drainage, stormwater, water, sewer, and associated infrastructure. You will liaise with local authorities, consultants, contractors, utility providers, and project stakeholders, respond to technical queries, monitor design changes, and help resolve engineering issues throughout the project lifecycle. The role will also involve supporting procurement and tender processes, reviewing contractor submissions, tracking budgets and programme milestones, and attending site meetings and inspections as required.

The successful candidate will hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering and have experience in land development, subdivision, infrastructure, or a related engineering environment. Professional registration or progress towards registration will be viewed favourably. You should have a sound understanding of civil design principles, development approvals, construction methodologies, and relevant legislation and technical standards. Experience with design and project management software, including civil modelling or drafting platforms, will be advantageous. Strong communication, organisation, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills are essential, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. A practical, detail-focused approach and commitment to quality, safety, and sustainable development will be highly valued.

We are seeking a Senior Water Resources Stream Designer to lead the planning, design and delivery of stream restoration, watercourse improvement and related civil infrastructure projects. This role will suit an experienced water resources professional who can combine technical expertise, practical design judgement and strong project coordination skills to develop resilient, environmentally responsible solutions. You will work across projects involving stream rehabilitation, flood mitigation, bank stabilisation, drainage networks, culverts, erosion and sediment control, and natural channel design.

Your responsibilities will include preparing concept, preliminary and detailed designs; undertaking hydrologic and hydraulic assessments; developing grading, alignment, cross-section and erosion protection solutions; and producing clear technical drawings, specifications, calculations and construction documentation. You will review survey, geotechnical and environmental information, identify design risks, and ensure that proposed solutions meet relevant standards, regulatory requirements and consenting conditions. The role will also involve site inspections, construction support, technical reviews, design assurance and responding to contractor queries. You may be required to manage project scopes, programmes, budgets and deliverables while coordinating input from engineers, ecologists, planners, surveyors, contractors and other stakeholders.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water resources engineering, environmental engineering or a related discipline, with substantial experience in stream, river or stormwater design. Professional registration or progress towards registration is desirable. You will bring strong knowledge of hydrology, open-channel hydraulics, fluvial processes, flood risk management, erosion and sediment control, and relevant design software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, GIS and hydraulic modelling packages. Experience with natural flood management, nature-based solutions and regulatory approvals would be advantageous. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential, along with the ability to mentor less experienced team members, manage competing priorities and make sound technical decisions. A proactive, collaborative approach and commitment to health, safety, quality and environmental outcomes are expected.

We are seeking a skilled Water Engineer to support the planning, design, delivery and management of water infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will contribute to projects involving water supply, treatment, distribution, drainage, flood risk management and related civil engineering works. You will work with multidisciplinary teams to develop practical, sustainable and cost-effective solutions that meet regulatory, environmental and technical requirements.

Key responsibilities will include preparing feasibility studies, technical reports, calculations, specifications, drawings and design documentation; undertaking hydraulic modelling and network assessments; reviewing existing infrastructure and identifying opportunities for improvement; and supporting the preparation of project estimates, programmes and risk registers. You will assist with site investigations, surveys, construction monitoring and technical inspections, ensuring that works are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved designs. The role will also involve liaising with clients, contractors, consultants, regulators and other stakeholders, responding to technical queries, reviewing documentation and contributing to project meetings.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering, environmental engineering or a related discipline, with relevant professional experience in the water sector. Knowledge of water and wastewater systems, hydraulic principles, drainage design, flood risk or treatment processes is essential. Experience using engineering design and modelling software, along with strong skills in technical report writing, data analysis and interpreting drawings, will be highly valued. A professional engineering qualification or progress towards professional registration is desirable. You should be organised, analytical and commercially aware, with the ability to manage competing priorities and communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical audiences. A commitment to health and safety, environmental responsibility, quality standards and continuous improvement is essential. This role may require occasional travel to project and construction sites.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineer at junior to mid-level to support the planning, design, assessment, and delivery of water-related infrastructure and environmental projects. This role will suit an engineer who is developing their technical expertise and is keen to work across a range of assignments involving stormwater management, flood risk assessment, drainage design, hydrological and hydraulic modelling, water quality, and sustainable water resources planning. You will work as part of a multidisciplinary team, contributing to projects from initial investigations and concept development through to detailed design, approvals, construction support, and reporting.

Key responsibilities will include preparing technical calculations, engineering reports, drawings, specifications, and cost estimates; undertaking hydrologic and hydraulic analysis; building, updating, and interpreting models; reviewing survey, geotechnical, environmental, and site information; and assisting with options assessments and risk evaluations. You will also coordinate with clients, regulators, contractors, and internal specialists, attend site inspections and project meetings, support the preparation of proposals, and help ensure that work is delivered to agreed technical, commercial, quality, and safety standards. Depending on experience, you may also provide guidance to graduates and contribute to project planning, programming, and budget tracking.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil, environmental, water resources, or a related engineering discipline, with relevant professional experience in water, drainage, flood, or environmental engineering. Experience with hydrologic and hydraulic modelling software, CAD or GIS platforms, and common engineering design tools will be advantageous. You will need strong analytical, written, and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage competing priorities while working collaboratively. A practical understanding of applicable standards, guidelines, planning requirements, and environmental considerations is desirable. Professional registration or progress toward registration, along with a valid driving licence and willingness to undertake occasional site travel, would be beneficial.