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We are seeking an experienced Preconstruction Manager to lead the planning, estimating and development of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from early opportunity through to contract award. This role will oversee the preconstruction process for complex treatment, pumping, pipeline, utility and civil works, ensuring that projects are commercially robust, technically deliverable and aligned with client requirements. You will collaborate closely with operations, design, estimating, procurement and commercial teams to develop competitive and well-coordinated proposals.

Key responsibilities will include reviewing tender and contract documentation, assessing project risks, developing construction methodologies, preparing preliminary programmes and coordinating cost plans, estimates and value-engineering proposals. You will manage the preparation of bids, establish supply-chain and subcontractor strategies, obtain and evaluate quotations, and lead tender reviews and presentations. The role will also involve engaging with clients, consultants and delivery partners, challenging design assumptions, identifying buildability improvements and ensuring that health, safety, environmental and quality considerations are incorporated from the outset. Where appropriate, you will support early contractor involvement, negotiate proposals and facilitate a smooth handover to the project delivery team.

Applicants should have substantial preconstruction, estimating or project development experience within the water, wastewater, utilities or wider civil engineering sector. A strong understanding of water and wastewater construction methods, temporary works, civils, mechanical and electrical interfaces, procurement and contract risk is essential. You will need proven experience managing multidisciplinary teams and multiple tenders, together with the ability to interpret technical information, analyse costs and communicate clearly with stakeholders at all levels. Strong commercial awareness, attention to detail, negotiation skills and confidence working to demanding deadlines are required. Relevant qualifications in civil engineering, construction management, quantity surveying or a related discipline are desirable, as is experience with collaborative delivery models and regulated utility frameworks.

We are seeking a Senior Project Manager – Water/Wastewater to lead the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects from feasibility and design through procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover. This role will oversee multidisciplinary teams and coordinate with clients, consultants, contractors, regulators, utility providers, and other stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Projects may include water treatment facilities, wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, pipelines, reservoirs, and related civil, mechanical, and electrical infrastructure.

Key responsibilities include developing and managing project execution plans, programmes, budgets, risk registers, procurement strategies, and reporting processes. You will provide strong commercial and contractual oversight, monitor progress against milestones, manage change control and claims, and ensure accurate forecasting and cost control. The role will also involve reviewing designs and technical submissions, resolving delivery issues, leading project meetings, maintaining clear stakeholder communication, and ensuring compliance with applicable health, safety, environmental, regulatory, and quality requirements. You will promote collaborative working, mentor project teams, and contribute to continuous improvement across project delivery processes.

The successful candidate will have significant experience managing major water or wastewater infrastructure projects, ideally within a consultancy, contractor, utility, or engineering environment. A degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, construction management, or a related discipline is preferred, together with relevant professional accreditation or progress toward it. You should have a strong understanding of contract administration, construction methodologies, programme management, project controls, and industry standards. Excellent leadership, negotiation, communication, and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and build effective relationships at all levels. Experience with digital project management and reporting tools, as well as a commitment to safe, sustainable, and high-quality delivery, will be highly valued.

We are seeking a Water/Wastewater Designer/EIT to support the planning, design, and delivery of municipal and industrial water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role is suited to an emerging professional who is developing technical expertise and wants to contribute to projects that improve the reliability, efficiency, and sustainability of essential services. You will work closely with engineers, technologists, project managers, clients, and contractors in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment.

Key responsibilities will include preparing preliminary and detailed designs for water distribution, wastewater collection, pumping stations, treatment facilities, and related infrastructure; developing plans, profiles, details, specifications, calculations, and cost estimates; conducting technical assessments and assisting with hydraulic modelling; and supporting the preparation of reports, tender documents, and permit applications. You will also assist with site investigations, construction administration, field reviews, inspections, and responses to technical inquiries. Maintaining accurate project records, coordinating with internal and external stakeholders, and contributing to quality assurance processes will be important aspects of the position.

The successful candidate will hold, or be working toward, a degree or diploma in civil, environmental, or water resources engineering, with eligibility for registration as an Engineer-in-Training or equivalent professional designation. Previous experience with water and wastewater projects, municipal infrastructure, or consulting engineering is an asset. Proficiency with AutoCAD Civil 3D, hydraulic modelling software, and Microsoft Office applications is preferred. You should have strong written and verbal communication skills, sound technical judgement, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple priorities. A willingness to learn, collaborate, attend project sites, and work within established health and safety requirements is essential. A valid driver’s licence may be required for site and client visits.

We are seeking an experienced Process Engineering Lead – Water/Wastewater to provide technical leadership across the development and delivery of water and wastewater treatment projects. This is an opportunity to influence project outcomes from concept and feasibility through detailed design, construction support, commissioning and operational handover. You will work closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams, clients, contractors and other stakeholders to develop practical, compliant and cost-effective solutions.

Your responsibilities will include leading process design activities, preparing and reviewing process calculations, design criteria, mass balances, process flow diagrams, piping and instrumentation diagrams, technical specifications and equipment schedules. You will assess treatment processes and technologies, contribute to option studies and value engineering, and ensure designs meet applicable legislation, regulatory standards, health and safety requirements and client expectations. You will also provide technical input to tenders and project proposals, manage process deliverables and interfaces, support risk assessments and design reviews, and mentor engineers and graduates. Where required, you will assist with site activities, commissioning, performance testing and resolving technical issues during construction and operation.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in chemical, environmental, civil or process engineering, together with substantial experience in water and/or wastewater treatment design. Professional registration or progress towards chartered status is desirable. You will have a strong understanding of treatment processes, hydraulic principles, process modelling and the preparation of engineering documentation, as well as experience using relevant design and analysis tools. The successful candidate will combine sound technical judgement with strong communication, organisation and stakeholder-management skills. A proactive approach, commercial awareness and the ability to lead teams while managing competing priorities are essential. Experience across municipal, industrial or infrastructure projects, along with a willingness to travel to project and site locations when required, would be advantageous.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from planning and design through to construction, commissioning and handover. The role will involve managing projects of varying scale and complexity, ensuring they are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality, environmental and regulatory standards. You will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, operational teams and other stakeholders to establish clear objectives, maintain effective communication and achieve successful outcomes.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and managing project programmes, budgets, procurement strategies, risk registers and delivery plans. You will coordinate design development, approvals, site activities, testing and commissioning, while monitoring progress and implementing corrective actions where required. The successful candidate will oversee contract administration, change control, payment assessments, forecasting and commercial performance. You will also ensure compliance with health and safety requirements, environmental obligations, relevant legislation, technical standards and quality management procedures. Regular reporting to senior stakeholders, leading project meetings and maintaining accurate project documentation will form an important part of the role.

Applicants should have proven experience managing water, wastewater, utilities, civil engineering or other complex infrastructure projects, ideally from feasibility through to completion. A relevant qualification in civil engineering, project management, construction management or a related discipline is preferred. You will need strong knowledge of project controls, construction methodologies, contract management and risk management, together with the ability to interpret technical information and make sound commercial decisions. Excellent communication, negotiation and leadership skills are essential, as is the ability to build productive relationships across multidisciplinary teams. Professional project management or engineering accreditation would be advantageous. A proactive, organised and solution-focused approach is required, along with a strong commitment to safety, quality and continuous improvement.

We are seeking a Senior Engineer – Water/Wastewater to lead the delivery of complex water and wastewater infrastructure projects from concept through to completion. This role will involve providing technical leadership, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and ensuring that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in accordance with applicable standards, regulations, and client requirements. You will contribute to the planning, design, assessment, and implementation of projects such as water treatment facilities, wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, pipelines, reservoirs, and associated infrastructure.

Key responsibilities include developing and reviewing technical designs, specifications, calculations, drawings, reports, and tender documentation; managing design interfaces and technical risks; and supporting project planning, cost control, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover activities. You will work closely with clients, contractors, consultants, regulators, and internal stakeholders to resolve technical issues and maintain project progress. The role will also include mentoring junior engineers, reviewing deliverables, contributing to bids and proposals, and identifying opportunities to improve engineering quality, sustainability, and operational performance. Occasional site visits and travel may be required.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil, environmental, chemical, mechanical, or a related engineering discipline, with substantial experience in the water or wastewater sector. Professional registration or chartered status, or a clear pathway toward achieving it, is desirable. You will have a strong understanding of relevant design codes, health and safety requirements, environmental legislation, and industry best practice. Experience with hydraulic modelling, treatment process design, infrastructure delivery, or asset management would be advantageous. Strong communication, organisation, problem-solving, and stakeholder-management skills are essential, together with the ability to take ownership of technical work while collaborating effectively in a multidisciplinary environment.

We are seeking an experienced Design Manager to lead the design delivery of major water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Working across multidisciplinary teams, you will oversee design development from concept through to construction and completion, ensuring solutions are safe, practical, compliant and delivered to the required standards. Projects may include treatment facilities, pumping stations, pipelines, reservoirs, networks and associated civil, mechanical, electrical and process infrastructure.

Your responsibilities will include establishing design strategies, programmes, budgets and deliverables; coordinating internal designers, consultants, contractors and suppliers; and managing interfaces between civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, process and environmental disciplines. You will review and approve design submissions, specifications, calculations, drawings and technical reports, while ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, industry standards, client requirements and health, safety and environmental procedures. The role will also involve identifying and managing design risks, resolving technical issues, supporting value engineering, contributing to constructability reviews and maintaining effective change, document and quality-control processes. You will work closely with project managers, commercial teams and site personnel to ensure that design information is accurate, coordinated and issued on time.

Applicants should have substantial design management experience within the water, wastewater or wider infrastructure sector, together with a strong understanding of engineering design principles and project delivery. A relevant degree or equivalent professional qualification in civil, mechanical, electrical, process engineering or a related discipline is preferred. Experience managing multidisciplinary design teams and external consultants is essential, as is the ability to interpret technical information and make sound, commercially aware decisions. Strong communication, organisation and stakeholder-management skills are required, along with confidence working in a regulated environment and managing competing priorities. Professional registration or progress towards chartered status would be advantageous. This is an excellent opportunity for a technically capable and collaborative professional to contribute to complex infrastructure schemes with lasting benefits for communities and the environment.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from initial planning through to completion. This role will involve managing the full project lifecycle, ensuring that work is delivered safely, on time, within budget, and to the required technical and quality standards. Projects may include treatment facilities, pumping stations, reservoirs, pipelines, networks, and associated civil, mechanical, and electrical works.

You will be responsible for developing and maintaining project programmes, budgets, risk registers, procurement plans, and delivery strategies. Working closely with clients, consultants, contractors, suppliers, regulators, and internal stakeholders, you will coordinate design development, construction activities, commissioning, and handover. Your duties will include monitoring progress, managing change control, resolving technical and commercial issues, preparing reports, and ensuring that projects comply with relevant legislation, specifications, environmental requirements, and health and safety procedures. You will also provide leadership to multidisciplinary project teams and promote a collaborative, accountable working culture.

Applicants should have proven experience managing water or wastewater projects, preferably within a regulated utilities, engineering, construction, or infrastructure environment. A strong understanding of project controls, contract administration, construction methods, risk management, and quality assurance is essential. Experience working under NEC, JCT, or similar forms of contract would be advantageous. You should be an organised and confident communicator, capable of influencing stakeholders and making sound decisions in a demanding delivery environment. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil engineering, construction, project management, or a related discipline is desirable, together with a recognised project management qualification or demonstrable equivalent experience. The role may require travel to project sites and occasional flexible working to meet delivery requirements.

We are seeking a Senior Water/Wastewater Process Engineer to lead the development and delivery of innovative water and wastewater treatment solutions. This role will support projects from feasibility and concept design through detailed design, construction, commissioning, and operational handover. You will provide technical leadership across multidisciplinary teams, ensuring that process solutions are safe, efficient, sustainable, compliant with relevant standards, and aligned with client and project requirements.

Key responsibilities will include developing process design criteria, mass balances, process flow diagrams, hydraulic profiles, equipment specifications, control philosophies, and technical reports. You will undertake process modelling, option assessments, technology evaluations, and design reviews, while coordinating interfaces with civil, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and environmental disciplines. The role will also involve preparing and reviewing calculations, drawings, schedules, tender documentation, and commissioning plans. You will contribute to project planning, cost and programme management, risk assessments, client meetings, technical presentations, and the mentoring of less experienced engineers. Occasional site visits may be required to support investigations, construction activities, commissioning, and performance testing.

Applicants should hold a degree in chemical, environmental, civil, or process engineering, together with substantial experience delivering water or wastewater treatment projects. Strong knowledge of treatment processes such as activated sludge, biological nutrient removal, membrane systems, clarification, filtration, disinfection, sludge treatment, and water reuse is highly desirable. Experience with relevant design standards, regulatory requirements, process modelling software, and industry guidance is expected. Professional registration or progress toward registration will be advantageous. You should be commercially aware, confident communicating with clients and contractors, and able to manage competing priorities while maintaining a high standard of technical quality. A collaborative approach, sound judgement, and a commitment to health, safety, sustainability, and continuous improvement are essential.

We are seeking an experienced Piping Superintendent to oversee piping construction activities on industrial projects from planning through completion. The successful candidate will coordinate site operations, supervise subcontractors and craft personnel, and ensure all work is delivered safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, schedules, and quality standards. This role requires strong field leadership, sound technical knowledge, and the ability to work collaboratively with engineering, project management, commissioning, safety, and quality teams.

Responsibilities include reviewing piping plans, isometrics, material requirements, work packages, and installation sequences; coordinating manpower, equipment, materials, and access requirements; and monitoring daily progress against project milestones. You will lead pre-task planning and toolbox meetings, enforce safe work practices, identify and resolve field issues, and support inspections, testing, punch-list completion, and system turnover. The role will also involve tracking productivity, reporting progress, maintaining accurate records, supporting schedule recovery initiatives, and ensuring piping activities comply with applicable codes, client requirements, and company procedures. You will be expected to identify potential delays or construction risks early and implement practical solutions in coordination with project leadership.

Applicants should have substantial experience supervising piping installation on industrial, energy, manufacturing, chemical, or similar construction projects, with a strong understanding of fabrication, fit-up, welding, supports, hydrostatic testing, flushing, reinstatement, and commissioning preparation. The ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, schedules, and technical documentation is essential. Strong communication, organisation, problem-solving, and team-management skills are required, along with a demonstrated commitment to safety and quality. A relevant trade qualification, technical certification, or equivalent practical experience is preferred. Candidates must be comfortable working in a demanding site environment, managing changing priorities, and providing clear direction to diverse project teams.