Senior Civil Engineer - Water

Join AECOM, a global leader in infrastructure and environmental services, as a Senior Civil Engineer - Water in Perth. In this role, you will be instrumental in delivering high-quality engineering solutions for water infrastructure projects. Your expertise will contribute to sustainable designs and innovative approaches, ensuring we meet the needs of our cli…

Begin your journey here. Advance your career here.Are you prepared to take the lead in guiding a team of skilled engineers and influence the future of the water sector?Join our vibrant and multidisciplinary Water Team as a Principal Civil Engineer in our rapidly expanding Perth office, while also benefiting from our flexible hybrid working model.At AECOM, we are pioneers in innovation, executing an outstanding array of water programs and projects through enduring collaborations with key clients. AECOM has recently been designated as one of the two Primary Designers for Scottish Water’s SR27 Enterprise, a transformative, multi-billion-pound initiative that represents the highest value project ever undertaken by Scottish Water. This project will redefine Scotland’s water and wastewater infrastructure from 2027 to 2033, with a potential extension for an additional six years.AECOM will be pivotal in this groundbreaking delivery model, fostering design excellence at scale and collaborating with Scottish Water and our Enterprise Partners to achieve outcomes that enhance value for customers in Scotland and advance toward net zero. This is a significant achievement for AECOM and a strong endorsement of our expertise, providing us with an exceptional opportunity to deliver long-term, impactful work that benefits communities across Scotland. This role offers a unique chance to contribute to this program and work with a talented, diverse team dedicated to innovation and efficiency.Here’s what you’ll be responsible for:Project LeadershipGuide project teams to deliver outstanding results that align with client expectations.Oversee design scope to ensure projects stay within budget and timeline constraints.Technical ExpertiseExhibit strong technical knowledge and stay updated on current industry practices and innovations.Lead the quality assurance process for project deliverables, ensuring adherence to standards and client specifications.Team DevelopmentTake a leading role in the development and management of design teams in the Perth office, while collaborating with colleagues across the UK and Ireland.Mentor junior staff, offering guidance and support to help them achieve their full potential.Promote a collaborative and supportive work environment that encourages professional growth.Communication and Stakeholder EngagementServe as an effective communicator, engaging with multiple project stakeholders, including clients, team members, and external partners.Health & Safety LeadershipMaintain a comprehensive understanding of current health and safety regulations.Integrate a safety-first culture into all aspects of project execution.

Join AECOM as an Associate Civil Engineer specializing in water infrastructure projects. You will be responsible for delivering innovative engineering solutions, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to enhance water management systems. This role offers the opportunity to work on significant projects that contribute to sustainable community development.

Join AECOM as a Graduate Civil Engineer specializing in Water for the year 2027. As part of a dynamic team, you will engage in innovative projects that contribute to sustainable water management solutions. This role offers an exciting opportunity to apply your academic knowledge in real-world scenarios and collaborate with experienced professionals in the field.

Join our dynamic team at AECOM as a Water Infrastructure Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in designing and implementing innovative water management solutions. Your expertise will contribute to sustainable infrastructure development, ensuring clean water access and efficient drainage systems.

Role OverviewAs a Senior Civil Engineer at AECOM, you will play a pivotal role in delivering significant civil infrastructure projects with minimal supervision. You will be responsible for managing portions of broader civil/site infrastructure assignments while ensuring adherence to budget and project timelines.Key ResponsibilitiesExecute and oversee portions of civil/site infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with budgetary and scheduling constraints.Collect, analyze, and interpret engineering data in accordance with established protocols.Independently design essential elements of civil works, including:Stormwater systems (pit and pipe networks, major/minor systems, detention, and drainage strategies).Bulk earthworks (grading, level coordination, and cut/fill balance).Basic water and wastewater infrastructure (reticulation layouts, service coordination, and constructability).Integrate Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) principles where applicable to achieve practical and compliant outcomes.Maintain a strong quality focus through rigorous design checks, documentation accuracy, and adherence to standards.Develop innovative solutions for new challenges by adapting standard methods and leveraging lessons learned from previous projects.Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders to effectively manage project interfaces, including utility coordination, site constraints, and construction feasibility.Mentor and guide junior engineers to enhance their professional development and foster best practices in engineering.

In response to a series of significant contract awards, our Water business is excited to announce the expansion of our Water Infrastructure Team throughout Australia. These contracts provide a stable 10-year pipeline of work, and AECOM offers the flexibility to be based in any of our offices located in the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne, or Perth (depending on the opportunity).The Water Infrastructure group delivers essential services to a diverse range of internal and external clients, engaging in projects related to water and wastewater treatment, dams, major conveyance systems, industrial applications, civil infrastructure, mining, and defense sectors. Our primary focus is on supporting sustainable outcomes for our clients and the communities they serve.Joining our team means you will benefit from mentorship and guidance from industry-leading experts, along with opportunities to collaborate with colleagues from both interstate and international offices.We are eager to connect with experienced engineering professionals for the following roles:Design ManagersDirector Level EngineersCivil Engineering LeadsPrincipal Civil EngineersSenior Civil EngineersProfessional Civil Engineers

Join Egis Group as a Principal Civil Engineer / Discipline Lead in Perth. We are looking for a visionary leader with excellent technical expertise to oversee civil engineering projects from conception to completion. This role requires strong project management skills, the ability to mentor junior engineers, and a passion for innovative design solutions. You will be responsible for ensuring project delivery meets quality standards, timelines, and budgetary constraints.

We are seeking a dedicated Professional Civil Engineer specializing in Civil and Site Infrastructure to join our dynamic team in Perth. This role is ideal for an engineer with 2 to 5 years of post-graduate experience looking to advance their career in infrastructure design.You will play a crucial role in the development of site infrastructure design packages for various projects, contributing your expertise to stormwater management, earthworks, and fundamental water/wastewater designs. Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and learning from experienced engineers will be vital as you enhance your technical skills.Your ResponsibilitiesAssist in executing specific segments of civil/site infrastructure projects under moderate supervision, adhering to established budgets and timelines.Collect, analyze, and interpret engineering data through established procedures.Engage in routine design tasks that involve calculations, modeling, and fundamental testing.Support the delivery of significant infrastructure components, including:Stormwater design (including pit and pipe layouts, hydraulic assessments, and minor drainage systems)Bulk earthworks assistance (including grading plans and cut/fill calculations)Basic water and wastewater infrastructure (including reticulation layouts and design verifications)Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) support as necessary (e.g., assisting in concept designs and documentation)Propose innovative solutions to emerging challenges, ensuring early escalation for prompt resolution while applying experiences from previous tasks.Identify and report discrepancies in calculations, drawings, models, or inputs for swift resolution.Coordinate effectively with internal teams and external stakeholders regarding project interfaces, site constraints, and constructability concerns.Provide day-to-day mentorship and informal guidance to junior engineers as appropriate.

Join AECOM as an Associate Process Engineer specializing in Water Treatment, where you will play a vital role in designing and implementing innovative solutions for sustainable water management. You will collaborate with a dynamic team of engineers and environmental specialists to deliver high-quality projects that enhance water infrastructure and treatment processes.

Role overview The Principal Water Design Manager at AECOM in Perth leads the delivery of water design projects, guiding teams of engineers from initial concept through to completion. This position plays a central role in advancing sustainable water management practices and works in close partnership with clients to meet project goals. What you will do Oversee all phases of water design projects, from early planning to final delivery Direct and coordinate multidisciplinary engineering teams to achieve project milestones Maintain high standards for quality and sustainability in all solutions Work closely with clients to understand their needs and ensure project objectives are met

Role overview AECOM seeks a Flood Modeller / Water Resources Engineer to join the Perth office. The role centers on addressing water resource issues through technical analysis and close collaboration with colleagues. What you will do Collaborate with a team of engineers and water resource specialists. Build and refine hydrologic and hydraulic models to advance project objectives. Evaluate flood risks using established industry tools and techniques. Support the development of sustainable water management approaches across diverse projects. About AECOM AECOM is an international engineering company delivering practical solutions for infrastructure and environmental projects of varying complexity.

We are seeking a dynamic and results-driven Civil Project Leader to join our team at Colliers in Perth. In this role, you will be responsible for leading various civil engineering projects from conception to completion, ensuring that all phases are executed efficiently and to the highest standards. Your leadership will be key in managing project timelines, budgets, and resources while fostering a collaborative environment.

Join Egis Group as a Principal Civil Designer in Perth, where your expertise will shape the future of civil engineering projects. In this pivotal role, you will lead design initiatives, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and ensure the successful execution of complex projects. Your innovative approach and technical knowledge will contribute significantly to our commitment to delivering high-quality infrastructure solutions.

Join AECOM as a Principal Electrical Engineer specializing in water infrastructure projects. In this critical role, you will leverage your extensive experience to lead and manage electrical engineering aspects of large-scale water projects. Your expertise will contribute to the design, implementation, and optimization of electrical systems that ensure efficient and sustainable water management solutions.

Join AECOM as a Graduate Civil Engineer specializing in Rail and Transit for the year 2027. This is an exciting opportunity for recent graduates to embark on a fulfilling career in civil engineering, focusing on innovative rail and transit projects that enhance urban mobility and infrastructure.

Join AECOM as we explore exciting water opportunities in Scotland! We are seeking enthusiastic individuals who are passionate about sustainable water management and environmental solutions. In this role, you will collaborate with a diverse team of experts to tackle complex challenges and make a positive impact on local communities.

Join AECOM as a Project Manager specializing in water projects, where you will lead and coordinate various initiatives aimed at improving water management and infrastructure. As a key member of our team, you will oversee project planning, execution, and delivery while ensuring compliance with industry standards and client expectations.

Embark on an exciting journey in the field of environmental science with SGS, a globally recognized leader in testing and certification services. We are currently seeking a Field Water Quality Analyst to join our dynamic team, where you will gain invaluable hands-on experience in water quality monitoring throughout the Pilbara region.This position features a FIFO 8/6 roster (Thursday to Thursday) to Newman, along with a 6-month attendance bonus, allowing you to maintain a healthy work-life balance while establishing a solid foundation in a vital industry.Your ResponsibilitiesCollecting water samples (including potable, wastewater, sewage, soil, and hygiene) in accordance with Australian Standards and regulatory requirements.Performing field tests and promptly reporting any irregularities.Compiling and submitting daily field reports within 24 hours post-sampling.Managing field consumables, sampling media, and equipment for each assignment.Conducting Job Safety Analyses (JSA) and risk assessments as necessary.

Flood Risk and Drainage EngineerLocation: Perth, Perthshire - ScotlandAttractive Salary & Comprehensive Benefits PackageThis is a remarkable opportunity for an experienced Flood Risk and Drainage Engineer to become a vital part of our client's dynamic Flood Risk and Drainage team based in Perth.Our client stands as a prominent international multidisciplinary engineering and environmental consultancy, dedicated to providing innovative and sustainable solutions tailored to meet the planning, engineering design, and project delivery requirements across the property, infrastructure, energy, and environmental sectors.In response to ongoing business growth, we are seeking a Flood Risk and Drainage Engineer to augment our expanding team in Perth. This position offers a diverse and stimulating project portfolio, presenting a unique chance to contribute to a team leading the charge in Civil Engineering within Scotland, delivering impactful projects across various sectors.Qualifications / Experience Required:• Degree in a relevant field (Civil Engineering, Hydrology, Water/Wastewater Management) or equivalent qualification.• 3 to 5 years of experience within the engineering sector.• Graduate membership with a recognized professional body (e.g., ICE, CIWEM).• Proficiency in industry-standard software (e.g., AutoCAD, MicroDrainage, HecRas).• Strong understanding of general Civil Engineering principles, including road and level design.• Familiarity with relevant Legislation, Policies, and Design Standards.• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.Key Responsibilities:• Develop Flood Risk Assessments and Drainage Strategies for a range of projects in both public and private sectors.• Conduct Hydrological Assessments to analyze watercourse flows and catchment runoff.• Collaborate with the team to perform hydraulic flood modeling supporting flood risk studies.• Prepare drainage impact assessments and comprehensive drainage strategies.• Contribute to drainage network modeling (utilizing Micro Drainage).• Conduct site visits and supervise surveys (both greenfield and construction sites).• Coordinate and scope topographic surveys.• Compile and analyze data.• Prepare detailed reports.• Engage with regulators and statutory consultees throughout the consultation process.• Liaise effectively with clients, colleagues, and regulatory bodies.If you are interested in being considered for this Flood Risk and Drainage Engineer position in Scotland, please submit your up-to-date CV along with your salary expectations. One of our team members will reach out to you for an informal discussion.