Water engineers are highly trained and experienced engineers from a variety of backgrounds, such as civil engineering and mechanical engineering, who want a new and exciting challenge in their career. It is a fantastic opportunity for engineers who want to challenge global warming and other environmental issues.
They will work on a variety of water resource related projects involving sewage, flood defence schemes and clean water provision. This career gives skilled engineers the change to put their knowledge into projects which help global crises such as lack of clean water in third world countries.
The average salary range is £24,000-£32,000 but can increase dependant on management responsibilities.
Responsibilities of a Water Engineer
Producing designs of both initial outlines and full plans, of sewerage, water treatment and flood defence structures such as pump systems and pipe networks.
Managing and maintaining water and sewerage infrastructure operations.
Presenting project details and technical information to colleagues and clients.
Managing project budgets and writing reports.
Keeping up to date with changes in regulatory legislation and guidelines.
Writing and advertising tender documents and managing contracts.
Liaising with clients, contractors, government agencies, local authorities and suppliers
Monitoring flood levels.
Supervising staff and site workers.
Ensuring that projects keep to budgets and timescales.
Maintaining an awareness of current environmental issues.
Contact the Engineering Division Team
Email the Engineering Division at engineering@stafffinders.co.uk.