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Wood is recruiting Graduate Waste Water Networks Engineer to become part of our talented Sustainable Infrastructure team.

Join our quest to unlock solutions to the world's most critical challenges

Wood has a long established and evolving business delivering environmental and engineering consultancy and advice to clients within the UK and worldwide.  Our work covers a broad range of sectors and clients such as water, waste, sustainable infrastructure, environment, green energy and municipal with a focus on delivering engineering solutions in relation to waste water networks.  There are plenty of opportunities to broaden your horizons and support Wood’s purpose of unlocking solutions to deliver a net-zero future and enable a more sustainable, resilient and liveable world.  

You belong here

We are looking for graduates with a flexible approach and an appetite to learn in a leading global consultancy. You will be enjoy working in a collaborative environment and can apply your skills whilst working with a diverse range of clients and projects.  You will join an enthusiastic and supportive team and will experience a challenging and fulfilling working environment.  We will support your development through enrolment onto an appropriate professional body training agreement enabling you to progress to chartered or incorporated status.

What might you do in a typical week? 

  • Working within multi-discipline project teams helping us deliver effective and professional services
  • Interacting with waste water network engineers who will provide guidance and review as you: 
  • Collate data and documentation to be used on projects
  • Analyse spatial network data
  • Construct and verify hydraulic models
  • Carry out investigation studies using hydraulic models to identify risks, and support waste water network improvements and investment planning
  • Develop design solutions using various hydraulic modelling design tools and G.I.S packages
  • Build, maintain and manage strong and collaborative working relationships with clients
  • Contribute to our culture of continual improvement to drive efficiency and innovation
  • Supporting senior engineers and project managers in client (internal or external) discussions during coordination meetings, progress updates or project reviews
  • Ensuring quality of outputs and compliance with standards, specifications and governance requirements

What about qualifications and experience?

You will hold, or be expecting to graduate this year with one of the following (or equivalent) qualifications:

  • BEng Civil Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering BSc Water and Wastewater Engineering or BSc Geography 
  • MEng Civil Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, MSc Water and Wastewater Engineering or MSc Geography

Some experience is desirable but not necessary.  However, we would like to know if you can demonstrate:

  • A positive and proactive approach
  • A good technical understanding of waste water networks 
  • Respect for your own and others safety and to act in a safe manner
  • Some knowledge of waste water modelling tools and software such as InfoWorks ICM, Micro Drainage, MapInfo /ArcGIS, but not essential
  • Some knowledge of Python or Ruby scripting, but not essential

How can we support you?

You will have access to our Developing Professional’s Network (DPN) that brings together young professionals under the key themes of Connect, Learn and Grow.  The DPN aims: 

to promote networking opportunities with others and exposure to Wood leaders,  to improve your knowledge of Wood’s services and where the business is heading, and,  to provide support to your personal and professional development.  

Networking, participation in charity events, responding to business challenges set by the leadership team, lunch and learn sessions, participation in STEM events and developing University and Institutional links are just some of the activities that take place.

What’s the next step

If you have the skills and qualifications we are looking for, we would be pleased to hear from you.  Please include your CV and a covering letter to progress your application.  We are keen to know:  

  • Why you want to work for Wood 
  • Which sectors you might like to work in or specific challenge interests you and why
  • What skills you have that demonstrate a good fit for the role e.g. problem solving, team work, independent working, communication skills, observation skills etc
  • Any work experience / positions of responsibility – tell us about your experience in delivering customer service
  • Your aims and ambitions for your career and how you plan to achieve them

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