The Entry-level Water Resources Engineer will develop and apply groundwater models, conduct data analysis, and support water management activities. Collaboration with clients and project teams is essential.

Manage day-to-day operations of wastewater facilities, oversee budgets, ensure compliance, coordinate with staff and clients, and implement maintenance programs.

The Lead Wastewater Operator manages daily wastewater facility operations, ensuring compliance, client communication, and overseeing maintenance and reporting processes.

The Administrative Assistant provides support by coordinating meetings, managing communication, preparing reports, and overseeing office supplies and logistics.

As a Wastewater Operator, you will manage daily operations and maintenance at a wastewater facility, ensuring compliance and safety. Tasks include process monitoring, lab analysis, record keeping, and participating in maintenance projects.

As a Project Engineer, you will design and deliver drinking water projects, coordinating with clients and managing junior engineers.

Manage project teams for water and wastewater infrastructure projects, providing engineering support, mentoring, and client collaboration while ensuring technical delivery and compliance with regulations.

The Environmental Scientist or Geologist will conduct field investigations, collect samples, analyze data, and prepare reports under senior staff mentorship, focusing on water and environmental issues.

The Civil Environmental Project Engineer will work on various environmental projects, performing engineering calculations, overseeing contractors, and managing regulatory documents. Responsibilities include fieldwork, data analysis, report writing, and supporting business development activities.

The Water Operator will operate and maintain water treatment facilities, assist in daily operations, and respond to emergencies as needed.

The Water Operator or Trainee will assist in operating and maintaining a wastewater treatment plant, ensuring compliance and efficiency, alongside participating in emergency responses.

The Wastewater Operator will manage daily operations of wastewater treatment systems, perform maintenance, monitor processes, conduct water sampling, and respond to emergencies.

As a Water Treatment Technician, you will monitor and maintain water treatment processes, perform quality testing, and handle routine repairs and maintenance of plant equipment.

The intern will assist with environmental project work, including field monitoring, data analysis, and collaboration with engineers and scientists.

The Operator monitors treatment plant processes and equipment, conducts water quality testing, performs maintenance, and follows safety procedures.

As an entry-level environmental engineer or scientist, you will assist in fieldwork, data management, engineering calculations, and support project teams under senior staff mentorship.

The Technical Manager role involves leading drinking water projects for municipal clients, managing project delivery, mentoring staff, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

Lead and manage wastewater engineering teams and projects, overseeing technical delivery, regulatory compliance, and business development efforts.

Lead and manage wastewater engineering projects, mentor junior staff, and support business development while ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards.

Manage municipal wastewater engineering projects from design to construction while supporting team growth and client relationships.