Support the delivery of water resources projects from concept through detailed design and construction, contributing to technical work, project coordination, and client interaction.
Responsibilities
Support the delivery of water resources projects from inception through design and construction, taking increasing responsibility for technical work, project coordination, and client interaction under the guidance of senior technical and project management staff.
Complete hydrologic, hydraulic, stormwater management, drainage, and water quality analyses for municipal, transportation, and environmental projects.
Develop and apply hydrologic and hydraulic models using industry-standard software such as HEC-RAS, SWMM, InfoWorks ICM, and PCSWMM.
Support the planning and detailed design of channels, culverts, stormwater management facilities, erosion and slope stability works, flood mitigation measures, and other water resources infrastructure.
Prepare and coordinate engineering deliverables throughout the project lifecycle, including technical reports, calculations, specifications, cost estimates, tender documents, regulatory submissions, and construction support.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering
Nice to have: experience delivering infrastructure projects from detailed design through construction
Design and deliver drainage, stormwater and flood management solutions for transport and infrastructure projects across Western Australia and nationally.
Responsibilities
Deliver drainage and stormwater designs for transport and infrastructure projects
Undertake hydrologic and hydraulic modelling and analysis
Prepare design calculations, reports, technical memoranda and specifications
Design drainage networks, culverts, floodways and water-sensitive urban design solutions
Coordinate drainage solutions with road, rail, structures, utilities, geotechnical and environmental disciplines
The importance of water to the health of our world can’t be overstated. As the frequency and intensity of floods, droughts and storms increases, the water industry must continue to build resiliency and lead from the front.
Locations (2)
Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
Responsibilities
Support the delivery of a wide range of infrastructure and advisory projects across planning, investigation, modelling and design phases
Undertake hydrological and hydraulic analysis, including catchment modelling and flood assessment
Contribute to stormwater design, flood risk assessments, and integrated water management solutions
Develop good business relationships with existing and potential clients to ensure required project outcomes are met and client satisfaction is maintained at a high standard
Preparation of high-quality reports, correspondence and other deliverables, as required
Support and lead technical studies involving stormwater systems, flood control facilities, drainage master plans, pump stations, floodplain analyses, and watershed management projects for public agencies.
Compensation
$48.25 - $59.25 / hour
Responsibilities
Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models for storm drain, watershed, floodplain, pump station, and flood control projects.
Build, calibrate, validate, and maintain engineering models using historical rainfall, flow monitoring, and field data.
Perform flood risk, drainage capacity, and infrastructure deficiency analyses.
Evaluate alternatives and develop Capital Improvement Program (CIP) recommendations.
Develop and manage GIS databases and map products to support engineering studies.
Seeking a motivated Project Engineer to join the Flood & Drainage team to lead technical studies involving stormwater systems, flood control facilities, drainage master plans, pump stations, and watershed management.
Compensation
$48.25 - $59.25 / hour
Responsibilities
Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models for storm drain, watershed, floodplain, pump station, and flood control projects.
Build, calibrate, validate, and maintain engineering models using historical rainfall, flow monitoring, and field data.
Perform flood risk, drainage capacity, and infrastructure deficiency analyses.
Evaluate alternatives and develop Capital Improvement Program (CIP) recommendations.
Develop and manage GIS databases and map products to support engineering studies.
This Manila-based role sits within AECOM's Water modelling capability and supports wastewater, drainage, flood risk and integrated catchment projects for international markets including US, UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.
Responsibilities
Develop, update, calibrate and verify wastewater network models using InfoWorks ICM or similar industry-standard software.
Support catchment-level and local network assessments for foul, storm and combined sewer systems.
Run model scenarios and analyse outputs including flood volumes, spill volumes, surcharge results, capacity constraints and network performance.
Support model build and maintenance activities, including GIS data review, system checks, sub-catchment analysis, area take-off and asset validation.
Prepare hydraulic layers, maps, model outputs and structured technical deliverables for review by senior staff.
Lead technical delivery of water resources impact assessments, management plans and strategies for diverse projects across water, waste, industrial and infrastructure sectors.
Locations (2)
Newcastle West, New South Wales, Australia
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Responsibilities
Provide technical support in water resources including impact assessment, water balance modelling, water quality, flood modelling, erosion and sediment control
Deliver water resources impact assessments, management plans and strategies
Prepare compliance reports, water management system design and water licensing assessments
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across AECOM business
Requirements
Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental, Civil or Chemical)
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