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AECOM

Dates to be confirmed UK

AECOM is a global engineering consultancy. This electrical water engineering role involves designing and managing electrical systems for water treatment and pumping facilities, supporting clients with both new-build projects and upgrades to existing infrastructure.

What you’ll do

  • Specify electrical equipment and infrastructure for water treatment and pumping systems
  • Produce cable schedules and sizing documentation for control panel design
  • Develop ducting networks and distribution routes for electrical cables
  • Create control philosophies to define plant operation and automation logic
  • Liaise with national power grid operators to arrange new or upgraded electrical supplies
  • Assess condition of existing plant and machinery to support asset management decisions

Eligibility

  • Electrical engineering knowledge specific to water and pumping systems
  • Experience specifying electrical equipment and infrastructure
  • Understanding of control systems and automation principles
  • Ability to produce technical schedules and documentation

Key facts

  • Location: UK
  • Rolling — applications open, no fixed deadline
  • Graduate / entry-level role

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Last verified 18 August 2026

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