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Manage mechanical engineering activities for water industry projects from design and construction through commissioning. Responsibilities include coordinating subcontractor scopes, specifying materials and equipment, preparing inspection and test plans, monitoring progress against budgets and programmes, supporting site teams with technical decisions, and overseeing mechanical installation and commissioning. The role requires water treatment experience, knowledge of mechanical systems and treatment processes, familiarity with DWI, WIMES and WRAS standards, and regular site attendance.

Leads a water and wastewater design team across project lifecycles, overseeing technical delivery, budgets, risks, quality, safety, regulatory compliance and carbon objectives. The role manages client and stakeholder relationships, approvals, multidisciplinary coordination, business development, and team development. It also drives continuous improvement, ensures successful project delivery, and contributes technical expertise to tenders and growth of the Design function.

Leads electrical and EICA design solutions for water and wastewater infrastructure projects from feasibility through construction support. Responsibilities include approving calculations and technical documentation, managing project resources and budgets, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, advising clients, mentoring engineers, and ensuring compliance with WIMES, BS 7671, CDM, health, safety, and environmental requirements.

Leads commercial and financial performance across infrastructure capital frameworks, focusing on margin improvement, cash conversion, working capital, contractual entitlement, risk, governance, and sustainable results. The role oversees forecasts, cost-to-complete, billing, cash collection, bids, contract mobilisation, and commercial negotiations. It also builds senior client relationships and leads, coaches, and develops Commercial Finance Leads while embedding commercial controls and compliance across the portfolio.

Lead mechanical design governance across complex water and utilities infrastructure projects. Serve as the Mechanical Discipline Technical Authority, reviewing and approving designs, calculations, specifications, risk assessments, and technical documentation. Ensure compliance with UK standards, CDM 2015, regulations, and internal processes. Provide technical assurance, resolve complex engineering decisions, support bids and client engagement, mentor engineers, and promote safety, sustainability, innovation, and continuous improvement.

Manage the complete bid and proposal lifecycle, from pipeline tracking and tender coordination through submission, governance, and approvals. Lead cross-functional bid teams, facilitate tender meetings, oversee proposal quality, prepare executive sign-off materials, analyze performance data, and identify growth opportunities. Support account leads with KPI reporting and provide regular client updates while ensuring submissions align with client requirements and organizational strategy.

Designs and delivers mechanical solutions for water and wastewater infrastructure, including pumping stations, treatment works, screening, chemical dosing, and sludge handling systems. Responsibilities include concept and detailed design, calculations, drawings, technical reports, cost estimates, client liaison, engineering supervision, project planning, bid support, site surveys, and construction support. The role requires AutoCAD proficiency, pump selection experience, water treatment knowledge, practical site-based engineering skills, and a full driving licence.

Lead process engineering design for water and wastewater projects from feasibility and optioneering through detailed design, construction, and commissioning. Responsibilities include developing process calculations, flow and mass balances, process flow diagrams, P&IDs, control philosophies, technical documentation, and safety studies. The role involves site surveys, data analysis, client and supplier engagement, multidisciplinary collaboration, mentoring engineers, and ensuring compliance with industry, regulatory, safety, environmental, and sustainability requirements.

Electrical Engineer supporting MEICA water and wastewater treatment projects through design, construction, commissioning, and operation. Responsibilities include managing electrical and EICA engineering activities, coordinating subcontractors and procurement, preparing technical documentation and inspection plans, providing site installation and commissioning support, ensuring HSQE compliance, and coordinating schedules and project documentation. The role requires knowledge of control systems, instrumentation, water treatment equipment, industry standards, and MS Project.

Supports mechanical design across water and wastewater projects, from feasibility and optioneering through detailed design and construction support. Responsibilities include producing calculations, drawings, technical reports, design packages, and tender submissions; conducting site surveys and inspections; liaising with site teams; supporting project planning, estimating, and contract preparation; and ensuring compliance with safety, environmental, and CDM requirements.