Water/Wastewater Professional Engineer and Project Manager An exciting opportunity is available for a professional engineer with three to... Read more
An exciting opportunity is available for a professional engineer with three to seven years’ experience in the water and wastewater sector. This role will suit a technically capable and commercially aware individual who can manage projects from initial concept through to construction and completion.
You will contribute to the planning, design and delivery of infrastructure projects for public and private sector clients. Working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, contractors, regulators and stakeholders, you will help deliver practical, sustainable and cost-effective solutions while maintaining high standards of quality, safety and environmental performance.
Key responsibilities Manage water and wastewater projects, including scope, programme, budget, risk and resource coordination. Prepare and review technical reports, specifications, calculations, drawings and tender documentation. Undertake or oversee hydraulic assessments, network studies and the design of pipelines, pumping stations, treatment systems and associated infrastructure. Coordinate multidisciplinary design teams and provide clear technical guidance to colleagues and external consultants. Engage with clients, authorities, contractors and other stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle. Monitor project progress, identify issues early and implement effective solutions. Support bids, proposals, fee estimates and the development of new client relationships. Ensure designs and project activities comply with relevant standards, legislation, health and safety requirements and environmental objectives. About youYou will hold a degree in civil, environmental or water engineering, or a closely related discipline, with relevant professional experience in water or wastewater projects. Professional registration, or progress towards chartership, is desirable. Experience using industry-standard design and project management software, together with a sound understanding of UK regulations and technical standards, would be advantageous.
You should be organised, commercially minded and confident communicating with both technical and non-technical audiences. The ability to manage competing priorities, produce high-quality work and build positive working relationships is essential. A full UK driving licence may be required for occasional travel to project sites.
Read lessCary, North Carolina, United States of AmericaPermanent
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