Associate Process Engineer - Water Treatment

Join AECOM as an Associate Process Engineer specializing in Water Treatment. In this role, you will be involved in the design and implementation of cutting-edge water treatment solutions that meet environmental standards and improve community health.Your responsibilities will include collaborating with senior engineers on innovative projects, conducting detailed analyses, and contributing to impactful engineering designs.

Join AECOM as an Associate Lead Design Engineer specializing in Water, where your expertise will play a crucial role in delivering innovative water solutions. Collaborate with a dynamic team to design and execute water infrastructure projects that enhance community resilience and sustainability.

Join AECOM as an Associate Civil Engineer specializing in water infrastructure projects. In this role, you will have the opportunity to work on innovative engineering solutions that contribute to sustainable water management.As part of our dynamic team, you will collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals to deliver high-quality projects that enhance community resilience and environmental stewardship. Your expertise will play a crucial role in the planning, design, and execution of water-related engineering initiatives.

Embark on your journey with us. Thrive with us.Are you prepared to guide a talented team of engineers and influence the future of the water sector?Join our vibrant and multidisciplinary Water Team as a Principal Civil Engineer at one of our rapidly expanding offices in Scotland—Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, or Perth—while enjoying our flexible hybrid working model.At AECOM, we are pioneers of innovation, executing an outstanding array of water programs and projects through enduring partnerships with key clients. Recently, AECOM has been designated the preferred bidder for one of two Primary Designers for Scottish Water’s SR27 Enterprise, a transformational, multi-billion-pound initiative aimed at revamping Scotland’s water and wastewater infrastructure from 2027 to 2033, with a possibility of extending for an additional six years.AECOM will play a pivotal role in this groundbreaking delivery model, fostering design excellence at scale and collaborating with Scottish Water and our Enterprise Partners to achieve outcomes that deliver value for customers in Scotland and transcend net zero. This significant achievement for AECOM underscores our expertise and offers an exceptional opportunity to engage in long-term, impactful work that benefits communities across Scotland. This role presents an unparalleled chance to contribute to this program and collaborate with a skilled, diverse team committed to innovation and efficiency.Your responsibilities will include:Project LeadershipDirect project teams to achieve high-quality results that align with client expectations.Oversee design scope to ensure projects are completed within budgetary and scheduling constraints.Technical ExpertiseExhibit a strong technical acumen and stay updated with current industry practices and innovations.Lead the quality assurance process for project outputs, ensuring compliance with standards and client specifications.Team DevelopmentMentor junior staff, providing guidance and support to help them realize their full potential.Create a collaborative and supportive work atmosphere that promotes professional advancement.Communication and Stakeholder EngagementServe as an effective communicator, adept at engaging with various project stakeholders, including clients, team members, and external partners.Health & Safety LeadershipPossess a comprehensive understanding of current health and safety legislation.Promote a safety-first culture within your area of responsibility, ensuring compliance and advocating best practices.Enjoy the Benefits.

Join AECOM as a Senior Electrical Engineer specializing in water systems. In this pivotal role, you will lead and contribute to the design and implementation of innovative electrical solutions for water infrastructure projects. Your expertise will be essential in ensuring the efficiency and sustainability of our projects.

Join AECOM as a Clean Water Modeller, where you will play a crucial role in designing sustainable water systems. You will collaborate with our dedicated team to deliver innovative solutions that meet the needs of communities and protect the environment.

We are seeking a highly skilled Principal Electrical Engineer to lead our water projects team based in Glasgow. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and overseeing electrical systems for various water infrastructure projects. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the successful delivery of high-quality solutions that meet client requirements and industry standards.Your expertise will contribute to the advancement of sustainable and innovative electrical solutions within the water sector, enhancing the efficiency and reliability of our projects.

AECOM is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer in Glasgow to focus on water projects that support infrastructure and sustainability. This position centers on leading the mechanical engineering components of multiple initiatives, with an emphasis on quality design and effective implementation. Role overview This role involves guiding the mechanical engineering work for water-related projects. The Senior Mechanical Engineer will help shape solutions for water management, contributing technical insight and oversight throughout the project lifecycle. Key responsibilities Lead mechanical engineering design for water infrastructure projects Ensure project standards and quality are met during planning and execution Support the development of sustainable approaches to water management challenges Location This position is based in Glasgow.

Join AECOM as a Senior Civil Engineer specializing in Water Management, where you will play a pivotal role in shaping sustainable water infrastructure solutions. Your expertise will be instrumental in delivering innovative projects that ensure the efficient management of water resources. Collaborate with a dynamic team of professionals committed to excellence and sustainability in civil engineering.

Join AECOM's dynamic team in Scotland and contribute to innovative water management solutions. We are seeking talented individuals passionate about making a difference in the water sector. As part of our team, you will have the opportunity to work on diverse projects that shape sustainable communities and enhance environmental resilience.

Join AECOM as a Water Capture Lead, where you will spearhead initiatives in water resource management and innovative capture strategies. Your expertise will drive sustainable projects that contribute to our mission of delivering resilient infrastructure across communities.

Join AECOM as a Civil Engineering Apprentice in our Water sector for the Summer of 2026! This exciting opportunity is designed for individuals eager to kickstart their careers in civil engineering while working on impactful projects that enhance community infrastructure and environmental sustainability.As an apprentice, you will receive hands-on training and mentorship from experienced engineers, gaining practical skills and knowledge in various aspects of civil engineering, particularly water management and infrastructure development.

Join AECOM as a Graduate Electrical Engineer specializing in Water, where you will play a pivotal role in designing and implementing innovative solutions for water management projects. This exciting opportunity is tailored for recent graduates seeking to launch their careers in engineering with a focus on sustainability and infrastructure development. You will collaborate with experienced professionals, gain hands-on experience, and contribute to projects that make a real difference in communities.

Join AECOM as a skilled Project Manager specializing in water management projects. In this pivotal role, you will oversee and drive the planning, execution, and successful delivery of water-related infrastructure projects. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, ensuring that all project objectives are met while adhering to budgetary and timeline constraints.Your expertise in project management will contribute to the sustainable development of water resources, making a significant impact on communities and the environment.

Unlock Your Potential with NORIT – A Global Leader in Activated Carbon Production!We invite you to become a pivotal part of our team as a Calibration & Process Control Engineer at our Glasgow facility. In this exciting role, you will ensure our state-of-the-art manufacturing processes operate at their utmost efficiency. Your expertise will be central to enhancing calibration systems, advancing process improvements, and guaranteeing that our products uphold the highest quality and safety standards. If you have a passion for instrumentation, process control, and making a significant contribution within a fast-paced chemical manufacturing setting, we encourage you to apply!Key Responsibilities:Design, implement, and uphold calibration systems and schedules in compliance with ISO9001, ISO14001, and IATF16949:2016 standards.Oversee and perform the calibration of process instruments.Analyze calibration data, detect discrepancies, and propose corrective measures or enhancements to processes.Specify, procure, and validate new instrumentation and control equipment.Collaborate with production and quality teams to resolve calibration and process control challenges.Support process automation systems, including Allen Bradley Logix, Siemens S7 PLCs, GE IFIX SCADA, and related HMIs.Maintain comprehensive documentation of calibration tasks, reports, and modifications to control systems.Provide training to operations and maintenance staff on calibration methods and control systems.Ensure adherence to safety and environmental regulations in all calibration and control activities.Monitor and assess emerging calibration technologies for potential integration.

Join AECOM as the Group Director for Water, where you will lead our initiatives in providing sustainable water solutions. This senior role involves overseeing multiple projects while fostering innovation and collaboration across teams. You will play a pivotal role in enhancing our service offerings and driving growth in the water sector.

Join AECOM as a Senior Design Manager in the Water Sector, where you will play a crucial role in leading innovative design projects that enhance water management systems. You will work collaboratively with cross-functional teams to ensure the successful delivery of high-quality solutions that meet client needs and regulatory standards.

Join AECOM as the Head of Design and Build for Water Projects in the UK and Ireland. In this leadership role, you will oversee innovative water infrastructure projects, ensuring the highest standards of design and execution. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams and engage with stakeholders to deliver sustainable solutions that meet community needs.

Role Overview WaterAid is hiring a Water Industry Partnerships Team Assistant in Glasgow. This role supports efforts to deliver sustainable water solutions by coordinating partnership activities and assisting with project administration. The assistant helps keep projects organized and communication clear across teams and partners. Key Responsibilities Coordinate partnership activities to support ongoing water projects Facilitate communication among team members and external partners Assist with day-to-day project administration to help ensure smooth operations Location Based in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom.

AECOM is seeking an Associate Director of Mechanical Engineering based in Glasgow. This position leads a team focused on delivering engineering solutions across a range of projects. The role combines technical oversight with team leadership, guiding work from early design through final delivery. Role overview The Associate Director manages project lifecycles, ensuring that mechanical engineering work meets quality, safety, and efficiency standards. Oversight includes both day-to-day team direction and broader project strategy. Key responsibilities Lead and mentor a mechanical engineering team Direct projects from initial concept to completion Maintain rigorous standards for quality, safety, and efficiency Requirements Strong technical background in mechanical engineering Proven leadership and project management experience Commitment to high standards in engineering processes