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We are seeking an experienced Water / Wastewater Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects from initial planning through to completion. This role will involve managing the design, construction, commissioning and handover of water and wastewater schemes, ensuring that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on time and within budget. You will work closely with clients, consultants, contractors, regulatory bodies and internal teams to establish clear objectives, maintain strong relationships and achieve high standards throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and managing project programmes, budgets, forecasts, risk registers and procurement plans; coordinating design development and technical approvals; monitoring progress and resolving commercial, technical and operational issues; and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, contract requirements, environmental standards and health and safety procedures. You will lead project meetings, provide accurate performance reports, manage change control and support the successful completion of testing, commissioning and handover activities. The role may also involve supervising project teams, mentoring colleagues and contributing to continuous improvement across project delivery processes.

Applicants should have proven experience managing water, wastewater or wider utilities infrastructure projects, with a sound understanding of construction methodologies, contract administration, project controls and stakeholder management. A relevant qualification in civil engineering, project management or a related discipline is desirable, together with appropriate professional accreditation or a willingness to work towards it. You will need strong commercial and analytical skills, excellent written and verbal communication, and the ability to make informed decisions in a changing environment. The successful candidate will be organised, collaborative and solutions-focused, with a commitment to quality, environmental responsibility and safe working practices. A full driving licence and flexibility to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Practice Leader – Water/Wastewater to lead and develop a high-performing technical team delivering innovative solutions across the water and wastewater sector. This is a senior role for a commercially aware professional who can combine strategic leadership with technical expertise, supporting the delivery of complex projects from early concept and design through to construction and operational handover.

You will set the direction for the practice, identify opportunities for growth and build strong relationships with clients, partners and industry stakeholders. Key responsibilities will include leading business development activities, preparing and reviewing proposals, managing project delivery standards and ensuring that work is completed safely, sustainably, on time and within budget. You will provide technical oversight across water treatment, wastewater treatment, networks, water resources and associated infrastructure, while promoting effective collaboration across multidisciplinary teams. The role will also involve mentoring and developing staff, supporting recruitment and resource planning, and contributing to continuous improvement, innovation and knowledge sharing.

Applicants should have substantial experience in the water and wastewater industry, with a strong understanding of current technical, regulatory and environmental requirements. A relevant degree or equivalent professional experience is essential, alongside a proven record of leading technical teams and delivering major infrastructure projects. Professional registration or chartership is desirable. You will need excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, sound commercial judgement and the ability to influence at all levels. A proactive, inclusive and pragmatic leadership style will be important, as will the ability to balance strategic priorities with detailed project and client requirements. This is an excellent opportunity to shape the future direction of a growing water and wastewater practice while making a meaningful contribution to resilient and sustainable infrastructure.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater facility projects across the southern region. This role will be responsible for managing projects from pre-construction through to completion, ensuring they are delivered safely, on programme, within budget and to the required quality standards. The successful candidate will coordinate multidisciplinary teams, subcontractors, consultants, suppliers and client representatives, while maintaining clear and effective communication throughout each project phase.

Key responsibilities will include developing and managing project programmes, budgets, procurement strategies, risk registers and quality plans. You will oversee design coordination, construction activities, commissioning and handover, ensuring that technical, contractual and regulatory requirements are met. The role will involve monitoring progress, reviewing costs and forecasts, resolving project issues, managing variations and supporting commercial negotiations. You will also be expected to promote a strong health, safety and environmental culture, lead regular progress meetings and provide accurate reporting to senior stakeholders. Building positive relationships with clients and project partners will be essential to achieving successful outcomes.

Applicants should have significant project management experience within the water, wastewater, civil engineering or industrial construction sectors, with a proven record of delivering complex infrastructure or treatment facility projects. A relevant degree, professional qualification or equivalent practical experience is required, together with sound knowledge of construction methods, contract administration, project controls and health and safety legislation. Strong leadership, planning, communication and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment. Experience with common project management and document-control systems, as well as relevant professional accreditation, would be advantageous. The role may require travel to project sites and regular engagement with regional teams and stakeholders.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineering Specialist to support the planning, design and delivery of projects that promote the sustainable management of water resources. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise across water supply, drainage, flood risk management, hydrology, hydraulic modelling and environmental protection. This role will involve working with multidisciplinary teams, clients, regulators and stakeholders to develop practical, resilient and cost-effective solutions that meet current and future needs.

Key responsibilities will include undertaking hydrological and hydraulic assessments; preparing water resource strategies, flood risk assessments, drainage designs and technical reports; developing and reviewing calculations, drawings, specifications and digital models; and contributing to feasibility studies, options appraisals and detailed design activities. You will interpret relevant legislation, standards and guidance, identify risks and opportunities, and provide sound technical advice throughout the project lifecycle. The role will also involve reviewing data, site information and existing infrastructure, supporting planning and consenting processes, monitoring programme and budget requirements, and presenting recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, water engineering, environmental engineering, hydrology or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in water resources or associated infrastructure. Experience with hydraulic and hydrological modelling software, data analysis tools and technical design packages is desirable, as is knowledge of flood risk legislation, sustainable drainage systems, catchment planning and environmental assessment. You will be expected to demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, effective written and verbal communication, and the ability to manage competing priorities. A collaborative approach, commitment to health and safety, and willingness to pursue or maintain professional registration are also important. This is an opportunity to contribute to technically challenging projects that improve resilience, protect communities and support the sustainable use of water.

We are seeking an experienced Practice Leader – Water/Wastewater to lead and develop a high-performing technical team delivering major water and wastewater projects. This is a senior role for an individual with strong sector knowledge, commercial awareness and the ability to provide strategic direction while remaining engaged with clients, project teams and technical delivery. You will help shape the continued growth of the practice, ensuring that services are innovative, commercially successful and aligned with the changing needs of the water industry.

Your responsibilities will include leading business planning and growth initiatives; developing strong relationships with existing and prospective clients; identifying and securing new opportunities; and supporting bids, tenders and framework submissions. You will provide technical leadership across the full project lifecycle, from feasibility and optioneering through to design, construction and commissioning, while promoting best practice, digital approaches and sustainable solutions. You will also oversee the allocation of resources, monitor financial performance, manage risk and ensure that projects are delivered to the required standards of quality, safety, programme and budget. A key part of the role will be mentoring and developing technical specialists, supporting recruitment and fostering a collaborative, inclusive and high-performing culture.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, process or a related engineering discipline, together with substantial experience in the water and/or wastewater sector. Chartered or professionally registered status is desirable, alongside a strong record of leading multidisciplinary teams and delivering complex infrastructure programmes. You will need excellent communication, influencing and stakeholder-management skills, with the confidence to engage with clients, regulators, contractors and senior colleagues. Commercial acumen, a sound understanding of relevant legislation and industry standards, and experience of operating within regulated water environments are essential. The role offers the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the future of essential infrastructure while building a respected and growing technical practice.

An experienced Water and Wastewater Superintendent is required to lead the safe, efficient and compliant operation of water treatment, wastewater treatment and associated distribution and collection assets. The postholder will oversee day-to-day operational performance, ensuring services are delivered reliably, efficiently and in accordance with relevant legislation, permits, environmental standards and health and safety requirements. This role will involve coordinating operational teams, contractors and specialist suppliers across treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs and network infrastructure.

Key responsibilities will include planning and supervising maintenance, inspection and improvement programmes; monitoring plant performance and process quality; reviewing operational data and responding promptly to alarms, incidents and service interruptions. You will investigate failures, identify root causes and implement effective corrective actions, while maintaining accurate records, operational procedures, risk assessments and contingency plans. The role will also involve managing budgets and resources, supporting capital projects, contributing to emergency preparedness, and ensuring that all work is undertaken in accordance with approved standards and procedures. You will promote a strong safety culture, lead toolbox talks and operational briefings, and ensure teams are appropriately trained, competent and supported.

Applicants should have substantial experience in water or wastewater operations, with a sound understanding of treatment processes, pumping systems, environmental compliance and asset management. A relevant technical qualification, engineering or environmental background, and experience supervising operational or maintenance teams would be advantageous. You will need strong analytical, organisational and problem-solving skills, together with the confidence to make informed decisions in challenging situations. Excellent communication skills are essential, as the role requires effective engagement with colleagues, regulators, contractors and community stakeholders. A proactive, practical and collaborative approach, along with a commitment to continuous improvement and high standards of service, is expected. The ability to participate in an out-of-hours or emergency response rota may also be required.

We are seeking a Water/Wastewater Engineer to support the delivery of safe, sustainable and cost-effective infrastructure projects across the water and wastewater sector. Working alongside multidisciplinary teams, you will contribute to the planning, design, assessment and delivery of schemes ranging from water treatment and supply infrastructure to sewerage, drainage and wastewater treatment assets. This role will suit an engineer who is technically capable, commercially aware and committed to delivering high-quality solutions that meet regulatory, environmental and operational requirements.

Your responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing calculations, technical reports, specifications, drawings and design documentation; developing engineering solutions in accordance with relevant standards, legislation and client requirements; and supporting feasibility studies, optioneering, detailed design and construction activities. You will liaise with clients, contractors, regulators and other stakeholders, attend site visits and design meetings, and provide technical advice throughout the project lifecycle. You will also assist with programme and budget monitoring, risk management, design reviews and technical assurance, while identifying opportunities to improve efficiency, resilience and sustainability. Depending on experience, you may also provide guidance to junior engineers and contribute to bids, project proposals and continuous improvement initiatives.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in civil, environmental, chemical or water engineering, together with relevant experience in water or wastewater projects. Knowledge of treatment processes, hydraulic principles, pipeline and network design, drainage, flood risk or asset management would be advantageous. Experience with industry-standard design and modelling software, as well as strong technical report-writing and communication skills, is desirable. You should be able to manage competing priorities, work effectively both independently and as part of a team, and demonstrate sound judgement when resolving technical challenges. Professional registration, or active progress towards chartered status, would be welcomed. A full driving licence may be required for site-based duties.

We are seeking a Water Resources Engineering Specialist to support the planning, design and delivery of projects involving water supply, drainage, flood risk management and sustainable water resource use. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise across the project lifecycle, from feasibility studies and option appraisal through to detailed design, construction support and operational review. You will work with multidisciplinary teams to develop practical, resilient and environmentally responsible solutions that meet relevant legislation, standards and client requirements.

Key responsibilities will include preparing hydrological and hydraulic assessments, water balance studies, flood risk assessments, drainage strategies and associated technical reports. You will develop and review calculations, models, drawings, specifications and tender documentation, using appropriate engineering software and data analysis techniques. The role will also involve interpreting monitoring and survey data, identifying risks and opportunities, supporting planning and permitting activities, and contributing to the assessment of climate change impacts and nature-based solutions. You may be required to attend site visits, liaise with contractors and stakeholders, inspect works, and provide technical advice during construction and commissioning.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water resources engineering or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience. A sound understanding of hydrology, hydraulics, drainage design, flood risk management and water-related regulations is essential. Experience with industry-standard modelling and design tools, such as GIS and hydraulic or hydrological software, would be advantageous. You should be able to communicate complex technical information clearly, produce accurate written work and manage competing priorities effectively. A collaborative approach, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, attention to detail and a commitment to health, safety, quality and environmental performance are also required. Professional registration, or progress towards registration with an appropriate engineering institution, would be desirable.

We are seeking a skilled Project Engineer to support the delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from initial concept through to completion. This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer with experience in civil, process, mechanical or electrical projects who is confident working across multidisciplinary teams and managing the technical, commercial and programme requirements of complex schemes. You will contribute to the successful delivery of projects that improve essential water and wastewater services and provide long-term value to customers and communities.

Your responsibilities will include developing and reviewing designs, specifications, scopes of work and technical documentation; coordinating consultants, contractors, suppliers and internal stakeholders; and monitoring project progress against agreed time, cost, quality and safety objectives. You will support procurement and tender activities, assess technical submissions, manage design interfaces and help resolve construction or commissioning issues. The role will also involve attending site meetings, carrying out inspections, reviewing risk assessments and method statements, maintaining accurate project records and contributing to progress reporting. You will ensure that works comply with relevant legislation, industry standards, contract requirements and environmental obligations, while promoting a strong culture of health, safety and quality.

Applicants should hold a relevant engineering qualification and have practical experience delivering projects within the water, wastewater, utilities, construction or related infrastructure sectors. A sound understanding of project management principles, construction processes, design coordination and relevant health and safety requirements is essential. Experience with contract administration, cost control, risk management and commissioning would be advantageous. You should be organised, commercially aware and able to communicate effectively with colleagues, clients, contractors and technical specialists. The ability to manage competing priorities, work independently and make informed decisions in a changing environment is important. A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to project and operational sites may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from inception through to completion. This is an excellent opportunity for a confident construction professional with a strong understanding of utilities, civil engineering and regulated environments. You will manage projects of varying scale and complexity, ensuring they are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards.

Your responsibilities will include developing and maintaining project programmes, budgets, risk registers and delivery plans; coordinating design, procurement, construction and commissioning activities; and managing relationships with clients, consultants, contractors, suppliers and other stakeholders. You will monitor progress against key milestones, identify and resolve issues, implement effective change control and provide clear, accurate reports to senior management. You will also ensure that all works comply with relevant legislation, industry standards, contractual requirements and health, safety, environmental and quality procedures.

The successful candidate will have proven experience managing water, wastewater or other major civil engineering projects, ideally within a contractor, consultancy, utility or regulated infrastructure environment. A relevant qualification in civil engineering, construction management, project management or a related discipline is desirable, together with a recognised project management qualification. You should be commercially aware, highly organised and capable of managing competing priorities in a demanding delivery environment. Strong communication, negotiation and leadership skills are essential, as is the ability to build effective working relationships and motivate multidisciplinary teams. Experience with NEC contracts, temporary works, commissioning, environmental compliance and stakeholder engagement would be advantageous. A full driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites may be required.