Water/Wastewater EIT
3 days ago
Raleigh, NC, United States
EWI Recruitment
Full-time
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Water/Wastewater EIT / Designer
An exciting opportunity is available for a motivated Water/Wastewater EIT / Designer to contribute to the planning, design and delivery of infrastructure projects across the water and wastewater sector. This role would suit an early-career civil or environmental engineering professional who is keen to develop their technical expertise while working alongside experienced engineers and project teams.
Key responsibilities
You will hold, or be working towards, a degree or diploma in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water engineering or a related discipline. Previous experience in water or wastewater infrastructure design is desirable, although applications from graduates and professionals with transferable engineering experience are encouraged.
You should have a sound understanding of engineering principles, excellent attention to detail and the ability to interpret technical information. Familiarity with relevant design standards, hydraulic principles, CAD software and modelling tools would be advantageous. Experience with packages such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, 12d, InfoWorks or similar systems will be viewed favourably.
What is offered
This role provides structured professional development, mentoring and the opportunity to work on varied, technically challenging projects. You will join a collaborative environment where initiative, clear communication and a commitment to high-quality outcomes are valued. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel to project or construction sites may be required.
An exciting opportunity is available for a motivated Water/Wastewater EIT / Designer to contribute to the planning, design and delivery of infrastructure projects across the water and wastewater sector. This role would suit an early-career civil or environmental engineering professional who is keen to develop their technical expertise while working alongside experienced engineers and project teams.
Key responsibilities
- Assist with the design of water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure, including pipelines, pumping stations, treatment systems and associated civil works.
- Prepare design calculations, technical reports, drawings, specifications and schedules in accordance with relevant standards and project requirements.
- Develop and update models, layouts and documentation using appropriate engineering design and drafting software.
- Support site investigations, condition assessments, surveys and construction-related activities where required.
- Collaborate with engineers, project managers, surveyors, contractors, clients and other technical disciplines.
- Participate in design reviews, risk assessments, progress meetings and quality assurance processes.
- Assist with the preparation of tender documentation, cost estimates and project deliverables.
- Maintain accurate project records and contribute to continuous improvement in design and delivery processes.
You will hold, or be working towards, a degree or diploma in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water engineering or a related discipline. Previous experience in water or wastewater infrastructure design is desirable, although applications from graduates and professionals with transferable engineering experience are encouraged.
You should have a sound understanding of engineering principles, excellent attention to detail and the ability to interpret technical information. Familiarity with relevant design standards, hydraulic principles, CAD software and modelling tools would be advantageous. Experience with packages such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, 12d, InfoWorks or similar systems will be viewed favourably.
What is offered
This role provides structured professional development, mentoring and the opportunity to work on varied, technically challenging projects. You will join a collaborative environment where initiative, clear communication and a commitment to high-quality outcomes are valued. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel to project or construction sites may be required.