This role attracts people motivated by sustainability, environmental protection, and innovation.
Working in the built or natural environments, they conduct investigations and undertake modelling and analysis to design and then implement integrated solutions.
Environmental Engineers in the water sector are often collaborative and adaptable professionals who balance scientific rigour with creativity and empathy for community needs.
You’ll enjoy fieldwork, data analysis, and stakeholder engagement - working on solutions that reduce pollution, restore waterways, and support climate resilience. Strong critical thinking, report writing, and communication skills are essential.
ResponsibilitIes
- Monitor environmental compliance and water quality.
- Conduct site inspections and environmental impact assessments.
- Advise on sustainability and remediation projects.
- Develop reports and compliance documentation.
- Coordinate with regulators and operational teams.
Qualifications for this role
The following qualifications can be used to become a Environmental Engineer:
- Bachelor of Environmental Engineering or Science;
- Certification as Environmental Practitioner (CEnvP).