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A Graduate Process Engineer role developing water and wastewater treatment designs, collaborating across engineering disciplines and gaining practical experience towards Chartered Engineer status.About the RoleAre you a recent graduate with a degree in water/wastewater process science or engineering and looking to build a career in Process Engineering?We’re looking for a Graduate Process Engineer to join our Engineering team as part of the @one Alliance.This is an exciting opportunity to put your academic learning into practice while developing your technical skills alongside experienced engineers. You’ll be supported and guided throughout your development as you work towards becoming an expert in Process Engineering.Working collaboratively with engineers from different disciplines, you’ll help develop and detail appropriate solutions, adopting industry-leading approaches to design and delivery.You’ll also have opportunities to gain the experience needed to work towards Chartered status, including site experience, commercial exposure and access to digital tools designed to improve the quality of engineering design.What You'll Be DoingAs a Graduate Process Engineer, you’ll gain experience across a range of water and wastewater engineering activities, including:Contributing to the development of solutions and designs for water and wastewater treatment plants and/or sewerage and water systems.Helping develop solutions that meet customer, environmental and efficiency requirements.Producing consistently high-quality work and contributing to the overall effectiveness of the team.Working collaboratively with the wider design team to develop 3D models and engineering solutions.Applying your knowledge and skills to support the delivery of safe designs in accordance with CDM Regulations, relevant standards and accepted codes of practice.Contributing to a culture of technical excellence across projects.Working closely with other Engineers, Project Design Managers and Operations to ensure effective interfaces between disciplines.Identifying and managing gaps and overlaps between disciplines.Sharing best practice and contributing to improved project performance.Your DevelopmentThis role is designed to give you the opportunity to develop both technically and professionally. You’ll be supported by experienced engineers and given opportunities to build the knowledge and practical experience required for a successful career in Process Engineering.Your development may include:Practical site experience.Exposure to the commercial aspects of engineering projects.Experience working within multi-disciplinary project teams.Access to digital engineering tools.Opportunities to develop your skills and work towards Chartered Engineer status.Exposure to industry-leading approaches to engineering design and project delivery.What We're Looking ForWe’re looking for a graduate who is passionate about developing a career in Process Engineering and keen to apply their academic knowledge in a practical environment.EssentialEducated to degree level in a water/wastewater process science or engineering-related subject.A genuine interest in pursuing a career in Process Engineering.Strong communication, collaboration and stakeholder management skills.Good IT skills and confidence using IT packages.A willingness to tackle complex engineering challenges.Motivation to learn, develop and explore new ways of thinking.A desire to put your academic learning into practice and add value within a professional engineering environment.Health & SafetyHealth and safety is central to everything we do. You’ll be expected to contribute to a culture of continuous improvement and help maintain consistently high H&S standards.This includes following safe working practices, completing required training and audits, complying with company procedures and reporting near misses through the appropriate channels.Why Join Binnies?At Binnies, you’ll have the opportunity to start your engineering career while working on projects that support resilient water supplies and protect the environment.As part of the @one Alliance, you’ll work alongside experienced engineers and professionals from different disciplines and organisations. You’ll be encouraged to learn from those around you, contribute your ideas and develop new ways of thinking.Our culture is built around three key principles:Together we Build trust – by communicating openly, respecting individuality and delivering on our promises.Together we Do the right thing – by taking responsibility, supporting each other and caring about our customers, communities, environment and people.Together we Are always exploring – by looking for ways to improve, learning from others and encouraging new ideas.

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A Graduate Civil Engineer role supporting feasibility studies and engineering design for flood protection, coastal and water infrastructure projects while working towards professional qualification.About BinniesBinnies, an RSK Group company, is seeking enthusiastic and motivated Graduate Flood and Coastal Consultants to join our respected Flood, Coast & Environment (FCE) team in Bradford on Avon.We work extensively with the Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales, water companies, and local authorities to develop practical, sustainable solutions to flood and coastal risk challenges.Our projects span the full project lifecycle, from feasibility studies and business case development to detailed design, implementation, and monitoring. We help identify and develop cost-effective flood risk management solutions, prepare business cases to secure funding, and use the latest digital technologies to design effective schemes. We also support local authorities in fulfilling their flood risk management responsibilities and developing flood risk, drainage, and coastal management policies and strategies.Joining our team will give you the opportunity to contribute to projects that protect communities, strengthen resilience to climate change, and deliver lasting benefits for the natural and built environment.The OpportunityAre you looking to build a career in flood and coastal risk management while contributing to projects that make a real difference to people and the environment?As a Graduate Flood and Coastal Consultant, you will work on surface water, fluvial, and coastal risk management projects, gaining experience across the project lifecycle, from initial assessment and option development through to implementation and monitoring.Working under the guidance of experienced colleagues, you will help develop and assess a range of flood risk management solutions, combining traditional engineering infrastructure with nature-based approaches where appropriate.You will develop your technical, analytical, and project delivery skills while gaining exposure to the commercial and client-facing aspects of consultancy.We are committed to supporting your professional development through our Graduate Training Scheme, access to experienced mentors and technical specialists, and tailored support towards professional accreditation with a recognised institution, such as the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM).You will join a collaborative and supportive team that encourages continuous learning, professional growth, and the development of technical expertise, underpinned by our ENGAGED cultural values.Key ResponsibilitiesAs a Graduate Flood and Coastal Consultant, you will support the delivery of a diverse range of flood and coastal risk management projects. Your responsibilities will include:Data analysis and interpretation: Analyse flood and coastal datasets, undertake research, and use geographical information systems (GIS) to identify risks, trends, and potential solutions.Flood risk modelling: Support the development and application of computer models to assess flood risk, including hydrological analysis and the interpretation and presentation of results.Risk assessment: Identify key challenges facing clients, considering the effects of climate change and societal change on flood and coastal risk.Technical reporting: Contribute to the preparation of flood risk assessments, surface water management plans, business cases, local flood risk management strategies, and other technical documents.Solution development: Assist in identifying, appraising, and developing effective flood and coastal risk management solutions, including engineering and nature-based approaches.Project delivery: Support the delivery of defined work packages within agreed budgets and programmes, ensuring client requirements are met.Scope and change management: Develop an understanding of project scope, contractual obligations, and the identification of potential changes.Client requirements: Understand clients’ needs, objectives, and technical and performance requirements to help deliver appropriate solutions.Quality and communication: Produce clear, concise, accurate, and well-presented deliverables tailored to their intended audience.Team collaboration: Work closely with Project Technical Leads, Project Managers, Project Directors, and multidisciplinary colleagues.Workload management: Organise and prioritise tasks effectively while contributing to multiple projects and meeting deadlines.Professional development: Take an active role in developing your technical capabilities and progressing towards a relevant professional qualification.About YouWe are looking for a proactive and enthusiastic graduate with a genuine interest in flood and coastal risk management, water, and the wider environmental sector.You will ideally have:Academic qualifications: A degree in a relevant discipline, such as Science, Geography, or Environmental Science. A relevant MSc in flood risk, water, or environmental management would be advantageous.Relevant academic background: Strong academic foundations in relevant STEM subjects and/or Geography.Technical interest: A motivation to work on flood and coastal risk management, water, and maritime projects.Digital skills: Good computer literacy, including Microsoft Office applications and GIS software.Communication skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present technical information clearly and effectively.Analytical thinking: A methodical and proactive approach to problem-solving, with the ability to interpret information, evaluate options, and develop practical solutions.Organisation and prioritisation: The ability to plan and organise tasks, manage competing priorities, and work effectively under time pressure.Attention to detail: A commitment to producing accurate, high-quality work.Teamwork: The ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team and contribute positively to shared objectives.Professional integrity: A commitment to working honestly and openly, taking responsibility, and embracing Binnies’ ENGAGEDA cultural values.Flexibility: A willingness to travel to client offices and project sites as required.Industry awareness: An awareness of relevant legislation, policies, and working practices within the flood, coastal, and maritime sectors would be beneficial, but is not essential.Above all, we value curiosity, initiative, creative and practical thinking, and a willingness to learn. You should be motivated to develop your technical expertise, contribute to meaningful projects, and build a long-term career in flood and coastal risk management. Why Join Binnies?At Binnies, we aim to create an environment where people are empowered to learn, develop and build successful careers. We promote a culture based on respect, inclusion and collaboration, with employee wellbeing and work-life balance at the heart of our approach.With more than 100 years of experience, Binnies has developed a strong and supportive working culture. You will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals on significant infrastructure projects while developing the technical, commercial and project management skills needed to progress your career.We offer flexible and hybrid working arrangements and are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people from diverse backgrounds are supported to grow and succeed.BenefitsCompetitive salary of £30,500.Flexible benefits package, including the option to buy additional annual leave.Flexible pension contribution options.Private healthcare options.Opportunities for professional development and career progression.Support towards achieving professional qualifications.

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A Graduate Civil Engineer role supporting feasibility studies and engineering design for flood protection, coastal and water infrastructure projects while working towards professional qualification.The RoleBinnies, part of the RSK Group, is looking for a motivated and talented Graduate Civil Engineer to join its Flood, Coast and Environment team. The team delivers and manages critical infrastructure projects across the water sector, helping to protect communities, improve environmental resilience, and support sustainable water management.As a Graduate Civil Engineer, you will join an experienced team of engineers and technical specialists, contributing to a diverse range of projects across flood risk management, coastal engineering, and the wider water and environmental sectors. Based in one of our regional offices, you will work closely with local engineering teams, with opportunities to contribute to projects nationwide. The ability to travel to client offices and project sites is essential.This role offers an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate to develop their technical knowledge, gain practical engineering experience, and work towards professional qualification through an accredited graduate development programme.Key ResponsibilitiesDeliver assigned packages of work within agreed budgets and timescales, ensuring client requirements are met.Develop an understanding of project scope, contractual obligations, and potential changes to project requirements.Understand and interpret client briefs, including fundamental and performance requirements.Undertake feasibility assessments, options appraisals, and outline and detailed engineering design.Manage workloads effectively across multiple projects, balancing competing priorities and deadlines.Prepare clear, concise, and accurate technical deliverables appropriate to the intended audience.Work collaboratively with Engineering Managers, Project Managers, Regional Delivery Directors, and other project stakeholders.Contribute to the successful delivery of multidisciplinary projects through effective communication, practical problem-solving, and sound engineering judgement.About YouThis opportunity is ideally suited to a recent Civil Engineering or Water and Environmental Management graduate who is keen to build a career in the water sector and develop the knowledge, experience, and competencies required to achieve professional qualification.We are looking for someone who can demonstrate:A degree in Civil Engineering from an ICE-accredited university, or a relevant equivalent qualification.Good A-level grades in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects and/or Geography.An ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams.A genuine interest in water, flood risk management, coastal engineering, and environmental projects.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.The ability to work under pressure, manage competing priorities, and meet project deadlines.Creative and practical thinking, with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.Effective planning, organisational, and time-management abilities.A proactive and methodical approach to problem-solving, both independently and as part of a team.Excellent attention to detail and a commitment to producing high-quality work.Strong computer literacy; knowledge of AutoCAD and GIS would be advantageous.A commitment to continuous learning, professional development, and career progression.Why Join Binnies?At Binnies, we aim to create an environment where people feel empowered to learn, develop, and build successful careers. We promote a culture of respect, inclusion, and collaboration, with employee wellbeing and work-life balance at the heart of our approach.With more than 100 years of experience, Binnies has developed a strong and supportive working culture. We offer flexible and hybrid working arrangements and are committed to providing an inclusive environment where people from diverse backgrounds can thrive and progress.As part of Binnies and the wider RSK Group, you will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals, contribute to meaningful water and environmental infrastructure projects, and develop the technical and professional skills needed to progress your engineering career.BenefitsCompetitive salary of £30,500.Flexible benefits package, including the option to buy additional annual leave.Flexible pension contribution options.Private healthcare options.Opportunities for professional development and career progression.

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