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We are seeking a Senior Engineer specialising in water and wastewater to lead the delivery of technically complex infrastructure projects from concept through to completion. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced professional to contribute to the development, renewal and improvement of essential water infrastructure, while providing technical direction and mentoring to less experienced colleagues. You will work closely with clients, contractors, regulators and multidisciplinary project teams to develop practical, sustainable and cost-effective engineering solutions.

Your responsibilities will include managing and reviewing the design of water and wastewater treatment, network and civil engineering projects; preparing technical reports, specifications, calculations and tender documentation; and ensuring that all work complies with relevant legislation, industry standards, health and safety requirements and environmental objectives. You will oversee project delivery, monitor progress, budgets, risks and quality, and provide engineering support during construction and commissioning. The role will also involve attending site visits and meetings, managing stakeholder relationships, supporting business development activities and contributing to continuous improvement across technical processes.

You will be a professionally qualified or working towards chartership with a recognised engineering institution, supported by a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental or water engineering. Significant experience in the water and wastewater sector is essential, together with a strong understanding of treatment processes, hydraulic principles, networks and infrastructure delivery. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams and managing projects in a consultancy, contractor or regulated utility environment would be advantageous. You should be confident using relevant design and project management software, interpreting technical standards and communicating complex information clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences. A proactive, collaborative approach, sound commercial awareness and a commitment to delivering high-quality, sustainable outcomes are essential. A full driving licence may be required for travel to project and client sites.

We are seeking a Project Engineer specialising in water and wastewater to support the successful delivery of essential infrastructure projects. This role will involve contributing to projects from initial concept and design through to construction, commissioning and handover. You will work closely with project managers, design teams, contractors, clients and other stakeholders to ensure that work is delivered safely, efficiently, to the required quality standards and within agreed budgets and timescales.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical specifications, drawings, calculations, schedules and project documentation; coordinating design activities and resolving technical queries; monitoring progress, costs, risks and changes; and supporting procurement, site delivery, testing and commissioning activities. You will attend site meetings and inspections, provide technical guidance to delivery teams, and help ensure compliance with relevant legislation, industry standards, environmental requirements and health and safety procedures. The role may also involve assisting with tenders, assessing contractor submissions, producing progress reports and maintaining accurate project records.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, mechanical, electrical or environmental engineering, ideally with experience in water, wastewater or related infrastructure projects. You will need a sound understanding of engineering principles, project delivery processes, construction methods and applicable health and safety requirements. Experience working with utility clients, contractors, consultants or regulatory bodies would be advantageous, as would familiarity with design and project management software. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. A proactive approach, attention to detail and a commitment to delivering reliable, sustainable solutions are also required. This is an opportunity to contribute to projects that support resilient water services and deliver meaningful benefits to communities and the environment.

We are seeking an experienced Superintendent – Plant to lead the safe, reliable and efficient operation of a processing or industrial plant. This role is responsible for coordinating plant activities, maintaining production performance and ensuring work is completed in accordance with approved operating procedures, safety standards and environmental requirements. The successful candidate will provide visible leadership to operational and maintenance teams, promote a strong safety culture and ensure that daily priorities are clearly communicated and effectively delivered.

Key responsibilities include overseeing plant operations, monitoring production targets and equipment performance, and identifying opportunities to improve throughput, reliability and cost efficiency. You will coordinate planned and unplanned maintenance activities, support shutdown and restart programs, and work closely with technical, engineering and supply teams to resolve operational issues. The role will also involve reviewing procedures, investigating incidents and equipment failures, managing operational risks, and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, site standards and quality requirements. Accurate reporting, budget awareness and effective contractor management will be important aspects of the position.

Applicants should have substantial experience supervising or managing plant operations within a mining, processing, manufacturing, energy or similarly complex industrial environment. A relevant technical qualification, trade background or tertiary degree in engineering, processing or a related discipline will be highly regarded. You will demonstrate strong knowledge of plant systems, maintenance practices, production planning and continuous improvement methodologies, together with the ability to interpret operational data and make sound decisions under pressure. Excellent communication, leadership and stakeholder management skills are essential, as is a commitment to developing people and maintaining high standards of safety, integrity and performance. The role may require rostered work and the ability to operate effectively in a site-based environment.

We are seeking a Project Engineer to support the delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from concept through to completion. This role will suit an engineer with experience in civil, environmental, or water engineering who is confident coordinating technical activities, managing project requirements, and working collaboratively with clients, contractors, consultants, and internal teams. You will contribute to the delivery of safe, compliant, and cost-effective solutions across a range of treatment, pipeline, pumping, drainage, and utility projects.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing designs, specifications, calculations, technical reports, drawings, and project documentation. You will assist with project planning, programming, cost control, risk management, procurement, and contractor coordination, while monitoring progress against agreed scope, budget, quality, and schedule. The role will also involve attending site meetings and inspections, supporting construction activities, resolving technical issues, reviewing technical submissions, and ensuring that works comply with relevant legislation, standards, permits, and health and safety requirements. You may also assist with commissioning, handover documentation, stakeholder communication, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Applicants should hold a relevant engineering qualification and have practical experience in water, wastewater, utilities, infrastructure, or a related sector. Knowledge of water and wastewater treatment processes, pipelines, pumping systems, hydraulic principles, or construction delivery would be advantageous. Strong organisational, analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Experience with engineering design software, project management tools, risk assessments, and technical standards will be beneficial. A commitment to professional development, quality assurance, environmental responsibility, and safe working practices is expected. Depending on project requirements, a valid driving licence and willingness to travel to operational and construction sites may also be required.

We are seeking an experienced Associate Vice President – Water/Wastewater to provide strategic leadership across a growing portfolio of water, wastewater, and related infrastructure projects. This senior role will oversee project delivery, client relationships, business development, and the performance of multidisciplinary teams supporting municipal, industrial, and regional infrastructure programmes. The successful candidate will help shape long-term growth, strengthen technical capabilities, and ensure projects are delivered safely, sustainably, on schedule, and within budget.

Key responsibilities will include developing and executing market and account strategies; identifying new opportunities and preparing proposals, fee estimates, and presentations; maintaining strong relationships with public- and private-sector clients; and serving as a senior technical and project delivery advisor. You will provide oversight of planning, design, permitting, procurement, construction support, and commissioning activities for water treatment, wastewater treatment, collection and distribution systems, pumping stations, storage facilities, and associated infrastructure. The role will also involve mentoring project managers and technical professionals, allocating resources, monitoring financial performance, managing risk, and promoting consistent quality, safety, and project controls.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental, or another relevant engineering discipline; a master’s degree is advantageous. Professional engineering registration or equivalent credentials are preferred, together with significant experience delivering complex water and wastewater programmes and leading multidisciplinary teams. Strong commercial awareness, communication, negotiation, and stakeholder-management skills are essential. You should be confident engaging with senior clients, regulators, contractors, and community representatives, while demonstrating sound judgement and a collaborative leadership style. Experience with business development, design-build or alternative delivery models, and industry standards, regulations, and sustainability practices will be highly valued. The position may require travel to client, project, and construction sites.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex water and wastewater infrastructure projects from concept through to completion. This is an excellent opportunity for a strategic and commercially minded professional to manage high-value programmes that improve essential public services and support long-term environmental resilience.

The successful candidate will take overall responsibility for project planning, delivery, governance, and performance. Duties will include defining project scope, developing delivery strategies and programmes, managing budgets and forecasts, and ensuring projects meet agreed standards for quality, safety, environmental compliance, and customer outcomes. You will lead multidisciplinary teams, coordinate designers, contractors, consultants, and stakeholders, and establish effective communication and reporting arrangements. The role will also involve identifying and mitigating risks, managing change control, resolving technical and commercial issues, and ensuring that procurement and contract administration activities are delivered effectively. You will provide senior-level advice, prepare progress reports and business cases, and contribute to continuous improvement across the wider project portfolio.

Applicants should have substantial experience managing major water, wastewater, utilities, civil engineering, or related infrastructure projects, ideally within a regulated or client-side environment. A strong understanding of project management methodologies, construction delivery, contract management, health and safety legislation, and environmental requirements is essential. Experience with NEC or other relevant forms of contract, programme controls, cost management, and stakeholder engagement will be highly valued. You should be an effective leader and communicator, capable of influencing at all levels and making sound decisions in complex and changing circumstances. A relevant degree or professional qualification in engineering, construction, project management, or a related discipline is preferred, together with membership of an appropriate professional body.

We are seeking an experienced Chief Estimator to lead the preparation of competitive, accurate, and commercially sound estimates for water and wastewater treatment plant projects. This senior role will oversee estimating activities from early opportunity review through to final tender submission, supporting projects involving treatment processes, pumping stations, pipelines, storage facilities, mechanical and electrical systems, civil works, and associated infrastructure. The successful candidate will provide clear cost guidance to senior leadership and contribute to effective bid strategy, risk management, and commercial decision-making.

Key responsibilities include reviewing tender documentation, specifications, drawings, schedules, and contract conditions; developing detailed quantity take-offs and cost estimates; coordinating pricing inputs from engineering, procurement, subcontractors, and suppliers; and validating labour, equipment, materials, temporary works, commissioning, and subcontract costs. You will establish estimating programmes, maintain pricing databases, identify exclusions and assumptions, assess risks and opportunities, and prepare tender clarifications and qualifications. The role will also involve leading estimate reviews, presenting submissions to internal stakeholders, mentoring estimating team members, and ensuring all bids are delivered accurately and on schedule in accordance with relevant standards and procedures.

Applicants should have substantial estimating experience within water, wastewater, utilities, process engineering, or major civil infrastructure, with a strong understanding of treatment plant construction and project delivery. A relevant degree, diploma, or trade qualification in engineering, construction, quantity surveying, or a related discipline is preferred. Strong knowledge of construction methodologies, cost planning, procurement, subcontractor pricing, and contract risk is essential. Experience using estimating, quantity take-off, scheduling, and spreadsheet software is required, together with excellent analytical, communication, and negotiation skills. The successful candidate will be commercially astute, highly organised, detail-oriented, and confident working under deadlines while managing multiple complex tenders.

We are seeking a Water / Wastewater Staff Engineer to support the planning, design, and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will contribute to projects across the full design lifecycle, including feasibility studies, investigations, concept development, detailed design, technical documentation, construction support, and commissioning. You will work with experienced engineers and multidisciplinary project teams to develop practical, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions for water supply, treatment, collection, storage, and conveyance systems.

Key responsibilities will include preparing engineering calculations, design reports, drawings, specifications, schedules, and technical assessments; supporting hydraulic modelling and system analysis; undertaking site investigations and condition assessments; reviewing contractor submissions and technical queries; and assisting with construction inspections and resolution of design issues. You will help ensure that all work complies with relevant legislation, industry standards, health and safety requirements, environmental obligations, and project specifications. The role may also involve coordinating with clients, contractors, authorities, and other technical disciplines, as well as contributing to project schedules, budgets, risk registers, and quality assurance processes.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil, environmental, water, wastewater, or a related engineering discipline, with relevant professional experience in water or wastewater infrastructure. Experience with hydraulic analysis, pipeline and network design, treatment processes, pumping systems, or water resources projects will be highly regarded. Familiarity with engineering design software, hydraulic modelling tools, and common technical documentation platforms is desirable. You will be expected to demonstrate sound engineering judgement, strong attention to detail, effective written and verbal communication, and the ability to manage competing priorities. A collaborative approach, commitment to continuous learning, and willingness to work across office and site environments are essential. Professional registration or progress toward registration is advantageous.

We are seeking an experienced Craft Foreman to lead pipe installation and mechanical construction activities on water and wastewater treatment plant projects. The successful candidate will supervise field crews, coordinate daily work with site management and subcontractors, and ensure construction is completed safely, efficiently, and to the required quality standards. This role will involve working from drawings, specifications, and project schedules while maintaining a strong focus on productivity, workmanship, and environmental compliance.

Key responsibilities include planning and assigning daily tasks; directing the installation, alignment, testing, and commissioning of process piping, utility lines, valves, fittings, supports, and related mechanical systems; interpreting plans, isometric drawings, and specifications; and coordinating interfaces with civil, electrical, instrumentation, and equipment installation teams. You will monitor materials, tools, equipment, and manpower requirements, identify potential delays or technical issues, and communicate progress to project supervision. The role also requires inspecting completed work, supporting pressure testing and system flushing, maintaining accurate site records, and ensuring all activities comply with approved procedures and applicable codes.

Candidates should have substantial experience in industrial or municipal water and wastewater construction, with a strong background in pipefitting and crew supervision. The ability to read and understand construction drawings, identify installation requirements, and resolve field issues is essential. Proven leadership skills, sound judgment, and a practical approach to planning and problem-solving are required, along with a commitment to safe work practices and quality control. Relevant trade qualifications or certifications are preferred. Experience with treatment plant process piping, stainless steel, carbon steel, ductile iron, PVC, HDPE, or similar materials will be highly regarded. The position may require travel, outdoor work, shift work, and the ability to work in active construction environments.

We are seeking a Senior Project Engineering Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex water and wastewater infrastructure projects. This role will provide technical leadership across the full project lifecycle, from feasibility, design development and procurement through to construction, commissioning and handover. You will manage multidisciplinary engineering teams, coordinate internal and external stakeholders, and ensure that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on schedule and in accordance with contractual, regulatory and quality requirements.

Key responsibilities will include establishing project engineering strategies, reviewing scopes and technical specifications, managing design consultants and contractors, and overseeing design integration across civil, mechanical, electrical, process and control disciplines. You will monitor engineering progress, budgets, risks and deliverables, resolve technical issues, and support commercial and programme management activities. The role will also involve leading design reviews, constructability assessments, value engineering initiatives and technical assurance processes, while maintaining clear communication with clients, delivery partners, regulators and operational teams. You will contribute to bids, feasibility studies, resource planning and the continuous improvement of project delivery standards.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience managing engineering delivery on major water, wastewater, utilities or other complex infrastructure projects, together with a degree or equivalent qualification in engineering. Professional registration or chartered status is desirable, as is experience working within regulated environments and under NEC or similar forms of contract. Strong knowledge of water and wastewater treatment, networks, pumping stations or associated infrastructure will be highly valued. You should be an effective people leader with excellent communication, stakeholder management, problem-solving and decision-making skills. The ability to balance strategic oversight with detailed technical engagement, manage competing priorities and promote a strong culture of safety, collaboration and accountability is essential.