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Wastewater Engineer

United Kingdom, Cardiff 30000.00 - 35000.00 GBP / Year · Job Posted March 13, 2026
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Job Description

To lead the bulk connection process with incumbents and support in the design assessment, modelling review and inspection of the wastewater distribution networks and off-site points of discharge.

Job Responsibility

  • Lead the design review, modelling, and technical assurance of surface water and foul water assets (sewers, manholes, pumping stations, rising mains, SuDS/attenuation) to latest adoption and industry standards
  • Manage and support the Section 104 adoption process, coordinating with developers, solicitors, incumbent water companies, and internal teams to progress schemes to completion
  • Provide technical advice and wastewater modelling to resolve design queries, ensure networks are fit for purpose, and delivered to client timescales
  • Support asset inspection, surveying, and final adoption, ensuring smooth transition from construction to operation and maintenance
  • Work closely with construction, asset management, and operations teams to develop cost-effective adoption and maintenance strategies aligned with capital plans
  • Drive risk mitigation and innovation, including adoption of new technologies to improve operational and financial performance

Requirements

  • Hold a suitable recognised engineering or scientific qualification
  • Experience in the wastewater industry in relation to below ground asset design and installation

What we offer

  • Pension
  • Annual cost-of-living pay review
  • 33 days’ holiday including bank holidays (option to purchase up to 2 extra weeks)
  • Development and progression opportunities

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