As a Stormwater Project Engineer, you'll design and manage flood resiliency and stormwater projects, ensuring compliance and effective communication with clients and regulatory bodies.

The role involves leading client service teams, developing partnerships, and driving business growth in water and wastewater services, while ensuring team expertise and client satisfaction.

As a Field Service Utility Technician, you will operate and maintain wastewater and water distribution systems, perform preventative maintenance, meter readings, and work with GIS and customer service.

As a Grade 2 Wastewater Treatment Operator, you will operate and maintain wastewater treatment processes, monitor systems, perform maintenance, and assist with lab testing.

As a Wastewater Treatment Operator, you'll monitor and maintain plant processes, perform water quality tests, operate equipment, and ensure compliance with regulations.

As a Secondary Operator, you will manage daily water treatment operations, ensure compliance with sampling programs, and support maintenance efforts under supervision.

The Wastewater Plant Operator maintains and operates the wastewater treatment facility, ensuring compliance and performing general maintenance duties on plant equipment.

This role involves developing groundwater models, conducting data analysis for water resources management, and supporting regulatory compliance efforts.

The Project Manager oversees water/wastewater treatment facilities, ensuring safety, operations, maintenance, and client communications while managing a team and coordinating with various stakeholders.

Responsible for operating the WWTP under environmental regulations, conducting maintenance, and performing daily operational tasks while ensuring compliance.

The Project Manager will lead the delivery of municipal water and environmental projects, manage multi-disciplinary teams, and interact with clients. Responsibilities include project planning, execution, budget management, and stakeholder communication.

The Water Technical Manager will lead drinking water projects, manage technical delivery, and mentor staff while collaborating with municipal clients.

The SCADA Controls Automation Project Engineer leads projects for water treatment systems, focusing on SCADA project implementation and client collaboration.

The SCADA Services Engineer will support and maintain SCADA systems, perform troubleshooting, conduct on-site and remote support, and ensure system reliability across various municipal and industrial water and wastewater facilities.

The SCADA Services Engineer will support, maintain, and troubleshoot SCADA systems, enhancing system performance and collaborating with clients and teams for optimal operation.

The SCADA Controls Technician maintains and repairs control systems in industrial settings, focuses on troubleshooting, and collaborates with teams to ensure system reliability.

The Environmental Remediation Project Engineer will manage and support remediation projects, conduct feasibility studies, and prepare design plans while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

The Plant Manager oversees the daily operations of a wastewater treatment facility, ensuring compliance, managing staff, and optimizing system performance while collaborating with various stakeholders.

The Lead Wastewater Operator will oversee daily operations of the Wastewater Treatment Facility, ensure compliance, and respond to emergencies as needed. The role requires a valid Virginia Wastewater Treatment license and problem-solving abilities.

The Project Manager will oversee water and wastewater infrastructure projects, manage project teams, provide engineering support, and engage with clients and stakeholders to meet project needs.