Water Treatment Specialist

About the role

Veolia is looking for a Water Treatment Engineering Specialist to provide technical leadership to business development, projects and operations in the water treatment field. The role covers projects such as leachate treatment, wastewater treatment and industrial water treatment, working with internal and external stakeholders to deliver safe, compliant and technically suitable solutions.

Key responsibilities

• Lead, direct and partner with stakeholders, and work with technical and project management colleagues
• Assess the technical feasibility of new concepts and develop concept designs and basic documentation
• Write technical specifications and scope of works for tenders, evaluate tender responses and help select contractors
• Ensure solutions meet project outcomes (Statement of Requirements / Basis of Design) and the required standards
• Manage the budget and programme during development and report progress to stakeholders
• Manage external consultants, designers and planners against quality, cost and time requirements

Required profile

• Degree in Engineering, preferably Chemical or Process Engineering
• Extensive experience in the technical management of industrial processes
• Experience developing concept designs and technical documentation for industrial wastewater, leachate and water reuse applications, including filtration, reverse osmosis, biological and thermal treatment
• Experience managing consultants for detailed designs aligned with regulatory and environmental standards

Required skills

• Ability to prepare scope of works and technical specifications
• Technical management of industrial processes and water treatment technologies

What we offer

• Paid parental leave and a paid volunteer day, with superannuation on unpaid leave
• Flexible and hybrid working
• Fitness Passport, discounted health insurance and Employee Assistance Program
• Car allowance, novated leasing and vehicle discounts
• Bonus, referral and share plans, plus professional development and career pathways