Due to the continuous success of our Australian operations, WSP currently have an exciting an opportunity for experienced Structural Engineers to work within our NSW Water team, based in Sydney. Responsibilities:  Prepare concise technical calculations, quality technical reports and engineering drawings Undertaken design reviews Provide guidance on safety in design to others Design or project management of small projects or discrete work packages Assist in managing project communications, project integration and preparing the costing of proposals Carry out structural inspections of new and existing infrastructure   To be successful in the role you will:   Have a Bachelor of Engineering Degree Minimum 10 to 15 years’ experience as a civil/structural engineer, with experience in the water industry Will preferably have worked on major water infrastructure projects for Sydney water and/or other major water authorities Have demonstrated experience in the design of structures, reinforced concrete, structural steel, and structural inspections Be technically competent with reinforced concrete and steel design to Australian Standards including AS3600, AS4100 and AS5100 Practical experience using Microstran, Spacegass, Autodesk structural bridge design, Strand 7 and Midas Ability to work in a team environment and communicate effectively Working benefits at WSP   We are proud to be one of the world’s leading engineering professional services consultancies; certified as a ‘Great Place to Work’ and recognised as a 2018-19 WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality. Our comprehensive benefits include:   A global network to draw upon for resources and support The opportunity to work on the nation’s most exciting projects  Personalised career growth and skills development A suite of benefits including health and wellness initiatives An organisation that truly values and practices flexible working options Ability to purchase additional annual leave Professional memberships Mentoring and career development programs Study assistance   WSP is a collaborative team of experts that thrives on challenge and unconventional thinking. Join us in doing purposeful, sustainable work that helps shape our communities and the future!

Due to the continued success of our Australian operations, we currently have an opportunity for  Mid to Senior level Water / Wastewater Planning Engineers to join WSP based in Melbourne in Fixed Term Contract or Permanent roles… The successful candidate will join WSP’s National Asset Management and Planning team offering a variety of opportunities, however, our immediate need is for someone who is proficient in Infoworks ICM to be involved in some exciting new projects.    We are looking for candidates with skills and experience in one or more of the following areas: Water and/or Wastewater planning Hydraulic modelling (water, wastewater, flood or stormwater) Concept design and feasibility studies Preparation of concise technical calculations, quality technical reports and engineering drawings Ability to guide  Safety in Design Design or project management of small projects or discrete work packages Support/Management of project communications, project integration and the costing of proposals   To be successful in the role you will have:  Have a Bachelor of Civil or Environmental Engineering degree Typically 5 to 10+ years’ experience Have demonstrated experience in design and/or planning Experience in water/ wastewater planning at either a master planning/ detailed planning level Wastewater calibration experience is an advantage but not essential for the right candidate Experience in the construction and manipulation of water and wastewater models, including the following platforms - SWMM, InfoWorks ICM, InfoWater, Water GEMS An ability to effectively manage budgets, systems and various stakeholders to achieve an exceptional outcome Ability to work in a team environment and communicate effectively Maintain knowledge and appropriate technical standards, legislation, codes of practice and Australian standards Working benefits at WSP   We are proud to be one of the world’s leading engineering professional services consultancies; certified as a ‘Great Place to Work’ and recognised as a 2018-19 WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality. Our comprehensive benefits include:   A global network to draw upon for resources and support The opportunity to work on the nation’s most exciting projects  Personalised career growth and skills development A suite of benefits including health and wellness initiatives An organisation that truly values and practices flexible working options Ability to purchase additional annual leave Professional memberships Mentoring and career development programs Study assistance We are a collaborative team of experts that thrives on challenge and unconventional thinking. Channelling our curiosity into creating progressive solutions to complex issues is both our mission and our passion.    Join us in doing purposeful, sustainable work that helps shape our communities and the future!    We are the best professional services firm, positioned to be partners for tomorrow’s challenges.

Due to the continuous success of our Australian operations, WSP currently have an exciting long term program opportunity for a Senior Process Engineer in our Water and Wastewater Treatment division. Your Opportunity   As a successful applicant, you will be expected to lead or participate in the following activities and responsibilities:   Lead our ‘zero harm’ safety culture and comply with role specific SHEQ obligations Contribute to the growth of the business by actively delivering for clients and partners Drive the pace and efficiency in the delivery of treatment plant design and execution projects. Undertake a diverse variety of projects, with experience in conceptual to detail design of water and wastewater treatment projects Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team to deliver on project goals Manage the overall scope and day-to-day tasks of multiple projects of varying complexity and size Manage the production and review of concise high quality technical documentation that effectively present complex information and results to technical and non-technical clients Manage and contribute to projects (as appropriate), including providing technical review and sign off, risk management, commercial and project management Apply relevant State and Federal legislation, industry standards and guidelines as it pertains to water and wastewater projects Undertake liaison with project stakeholders including client and vendors Provide technical contribution to proposals and/or pursuits Keep abreast of current water and wastewater technology and provide high technical expertise and innovation in design and procurement of projects Support and mentor staff, including active participation in the Mentoring Program Build trust within the business and team Active involvement in shaping the industry and events through committees, industry bodies and delivery papers   Key Skills and qualifications   WSP encourages and supports ongoing personal and professional development. To be successful in this position it is anticipated that you will possess the following skills and experience or that you can showcase them through your career history.   A Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent qualification in Chemical Engineering MIEAust or IChemE equivalent, preferably already attained CPEng and RPEQ Typically, 10 to 15+ years’ experience Experience in the water industry is essential Substantial Technical experience across a broad range of areas within Water and/or Wastewater Treatment/Process discipline Ability to prepare technical reports to a high standard requiring minimal correction; and provide final review of reports for medium to large projects Hands on experience in Mass Balance/Design basis/Equipment Sizing/PFD/P&ID/FDs Biowin modelling experience Experience in detailed design and equipment selection Substantial experience in identifying risk in medium to large profile projects, HAZOP/CHAIR and related safety in design practices and processes Experience in management of small multidisciplinary teams Developing capability to deliver best client outcomes or options which have saved the client cost or time Experience in monitoring and managing the scope of multiple, varying size projects and applying business systems, including QA and OH&S system Experience in managing client relations and expectation Ability to prepare successful proposals with the correct scope and budget Contribute to building technical ability in others and transferring technical expertise within the organisation Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills   Working benefits at WSP   We are proud to be one of the world’s leading engineering professional services consultancies; certified as a ‘Great Place to Work’ and recognised as a 2018-19 WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality. Our comprehensive benefits include:   A global network to draw upon for resources and support The opportunity to work on the nation’s most exciting projects  Personalised career growth and skills development A suite of benefits including health and wellness initiatives An organisation that truly values and practices flexible working options Ability to purchase additional annual leave Professional memberships Mentoring and career development programs Study assistance   We are a collaborative team of experts that thrives on challenge and unconventional thinking. Channelling our curiosity into creating progressive solutions to complex issues is both our mission and our passion.   Join us in doing purposeful, sustainable work that helps shape our communities and the future

TRILITY is an established industry leader, solely dedicated in the delivery of water, wastewater and reuse solutions across Australia and New Zealand municipal and industrial sectors. This leadership draws on more than 20 years’ experience of providing high-quality solutions for our public and private sector clients including financing, design and construction, operations and maintenance, asset management and utility services. An Australian company, TRILITY has a growing footprint in every corner of the nation. TRILITY has constructed 8 new Water Treatment Plants in regional Tasmania which are currently undergoing proving trials and we are seeking an experienced Process Controller to assist the existing team to operate the plants during the extended proving period.

As proud stewards in the water industry, join an organisation that keeps critical infrastructure working every day. We love water! And what we do makes a vital contribution to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane’s lifestyle. Behind the scenes, we support some of Australia’s largest water utilities and desalination plants across the full water project life cycle, ensuring the critical infrastructure services they deliver for the community are available ‘on tap’ - from the delivery of fresh drinking water, construction of new infrastructure, sewer and water pipeline renewal, asset management, operations and maintenance and emergency repairs. About the roles: We’re seeking expressions of interest for several key and specialised water roles across a wide-range of projects in NSW, VIC and QLD. Roles include: Civil Maintenance Workers Sewer Operators Plumbers Hydrographers Environmental Monitoring Field technicians Team Leaders – Mechanical and Electrical About You You are an inspired, confident and agile team member who engages your diverse skills to overcome challenges and create an environment where collaboration and a willingness to try new things is valued You have excellent knowledge of statutory and regulatory obligations in the water industry, and will adapt and apply your experience to find solutions You are someone who will lives and breathes safety, and role model those values to those you work with You flourish in a high-performance environment and manage competing priorities and stakeholder expectations You have an innovative mindset and willingness to challenge the status-quo toward ‘best practice’ You believe success is driven by teams where everyone has a role to play You have demonstrated experience in a similar role. What we offer Work with prominent well-known brands in the water industry Broad career options Australia-wide, across our 6,000+ strong organisation Competitive group remuneration and benefits A culture that values innovation by adapting and evolving with market changes and new technologies Access to Ventia’s employee benefits including discounted lifestyle, fitness and travel deals. About Us Ventia is a one of Australia and New Zealand’s largest infrastructure services providers. We work across a diverse range of industries and markets including transport, telecommunications and technology systems, the Internet of Things, facilities management, energy, water and environmental remediation. Ventia partners with some of the world’s largest blue-chip companies and government agencies, private enterprises and public institutions. As a broad infrastructure services organisation, Ventia celebrates the diversity and richness of its people, and seeks to create inclusive environments that promote your talent and skills. For more information, please contact our Recruitment Team on careers@ventia.com.au N.B.  We respectfully request no agency approaches 

Career Growth Opportunity Drive New and Upgraded Plans and Solutions Attractive salary + 5 weeks leave + significant benefits including relocation assistance About Council Townsville City Council is the largest regional council in Queensland.  Council is currently undergoing a whole-of-organisation transformational change which will place their customers at the heart of everything they do and allow them to take advantage of exciting opportunities to revolutionise the delivery of services to a community of more than 190,000 residents. Council strives to facilitate sustainable economic development for the region, enhance quality of life for their residents, and identify and unlock the potential of the City through inspired leadership, co-design of services with the community, and sustainable and innovative business partnering. Creating world-class experiences in the city will drive economic growth through new investment and greater tourism spending, while improving the unique Townsville lifestyle for locals. There is a clear vision for the City and several projects highlighted in the Townsville2020 Masterplan focus on boosting the economy, benefiting the local community and attracting tourism to the region. Townsville2020 is about enhancing the city, not trying to change it. About the Position With post flood work well underway and works getting back on track this is an opportunity to be involved in some challenging and exciting water and waste water projects.  This is a genuine chance to broaden out your experience, expand your learning and expertise in this field and to leverage yourself into more senior roles within Council. Renowned for being a 'Solution oriented' engineer you will relish taking responsibility for providing civil engineering advice on the planning, design and delivery of Council's water and wastewater infrastructure projects. You will work closely with the team in a collaborative and open atmosphere to solve problems and deliver quality outcomes for Council. This role also involves: Overseeing and managing projects to ensure work output is of a technically high standard Day-to-day supervision of both professional and non-professional staff working on projects providing technical advice on, and co-ordination of planning, design and delivery of Council's water and wastewater projects Provide relevant leadership to project teams As a motivated and proactive Senior Water Engineer, you will have the right combination of talent and energy underpinned by commitment to technical excellence. You will also have:  Tertiary qualifications in Civil and/or Environmental Engineering or a related relevant degree At least 5+ years of experience within a consulting and/or government water industry environment The ability to work within a team environment using your well-developed interpersonal skills Understanding of relevant Australian/QLD water legislation, policy, standards and codes of practice. The financial rewards, career development and work/life balance scenarios make this an attractive senior role in Local Government. The position offers flexible work life balance arrangements. As a guide, a salary of up to nearly $110K + super will be paid to the successful applicant dependent upon experience. Benefits include a 9-day fortnight, 5 weeks annual leave and 17.5% holiday loading as well as ongoing learning and development opportunities. Generous relocation assistance will also be provided for the successful candidate. For a confidential conversation, please call Rona Horsfall or Celia Jones on 0438 943854 at Peak Services Recruitment. A position description and details on how to apply can be found on the following website: https://lgaqld.applynow.net.au/jobs/PEAK83 Applications will close on  Monday 25/03/2019 at 10 pm.   Please ensure you leave adequate time to complete your application before the closing date and time. 

Project Name: Weed assessments at Queensland Urban Utilities sites Project date: To be agreed between the Student and Queensland Urban Utilities Duration of project: To be agreed between the Student and Queensland Urban Utilities Degree Targeted : Environmental Science, Botany, Agricultural Science Level of degree targeted:  Undergraduate Project area: Science (social) Project description: Queensland Urban Utilities operate a large number of facilities across South East Queensland, many on larger parcels of land and in regional areas. As part of managing our biosecurity risks, we need to understand what weeds exist on our sites, their classification and a risk profile for management. The intent of this project is to conduct weed surveys at specified sites with the following intended outcomes:  • the recording of location and type of weed by site; • classifying the types of weed in accordance with QLD legislation; • displaying the data in a format either suitable for transfer to GIS or in GIS format; • provide a report detailing high risk sites (based on weed classifications) and suitable management practices. This information will assist Queensland Urban Utilities in understanding the location and types of weeds harboured on our sites and their classification to enable targeted management practices to take place.   This is a large project that may be split over multiple consecutive students. Students can download a free app for undertaking weed surveys called Avenza maps.