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Dillon Consulting

Professional planning, engineering, environmental management consulting

Water Wastewater Engineer - Water Wastewater

Water Resources EngineeringPosted on Nov 5
Full-time$85k - $135k

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be licensed to practice as a professional engineer in the relevant field or be eligible to register.
  • Hold a bachelor's degree in civil, environmental, or chemical engineering.
  • Have 8 or more years of water and wastewater experience in consulting or a related field, with a record of technical leadership.
  • Have expertise in treatment process design and experience leading projects through planning, design, construction, and commissioning.
  • Understand the regulatory framework governing municipal water and wastewater systems in Canada.
  • Have extensive experience assessing, designing processes for, and upgrading municipal water treatment plants, wastewater treatment facilities, and pumping stations.
  • Have strong technical knowledge of physical, chemical, and biological treatment processes, including nutrient removal, advanced treatment technologies, residuals management, and disinfection systems.
  • Have experience developing process design criteria, treatment train evaluations, equipment specifications, hydraulic profiles, and detailed engineering deliverables.
  • Have experience completing functional, preliminary, and detailed designs; contract documents; tender support; construction services; commissioning; and start-up assistance.
  • Be familiar with water and wastewater treatment process modelling, process control philosophies, and operational optimization strategies.
  • Have working knowledge of relevant provincial and federal regulations, design guidelines, and industry standards applicable to water and wastewater facilities.
  • Be able to evaluate complex technical issues, develop practical solutions, and communicate recommendations to clients, regulators, and project teams.
  • Demonstrate technical leadership and a commitment to engineering excellence.
  • Have strong interpersonal, presentation, technical writing, and client relationship skills.
  • Commit to ongoing self-development and professional learning.
  • Actively engage with Dillon's Health and Safety processes and platform and identify and report health and safety hazards.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and undertake process planning, evaluation, and design for municipal and industrial water treatment plants, wastewater treatment facilities, and potable water and wastewater pumping stations.
  • Provide technical leadership in planning, assessment, process modelling, and detailed design of treatment systems, including screening, grit removal, biological treatment, nutrient removal, solids handling, filtration, disinfection, pumping systems, residuals management, and related process equipment.
  • Deliver technical studies, feasibility assessments, master plans, process selection evaluations, condition assessments, regulatory compliance reviews, and upgrade strategies for existing and new facilities.
  • Prepare and review process calculations, design criteria, equipment specifications, process flow diagrams, piping and instrumentation diagrams, hydraulic profiles, commissioning plans, and technical reports.
  • Lead multidisciplinary design teams through project delivery, from conceptual planning and preliminary design through detailed design, tendering, contract administration, and commissioning.
  • Coordinate and collaborate with mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and controls, structural, architectural, and civil disciplines to deliver integrated treatment facility designs.
  • Provide technical oversight, guidance, and mentorship to junior engineers, designers, and technical staff.
  • Support construction administration, including shop drawing reviews, requests for information, field inspections, commissioning, start-up assistance, and performance verification.
  • Liaise with municipal clients, regulators, Indigenous communities, contractors, equipment suppliers, and approval agencies throughout project development and delivery.
  • Apply innovative approaches, digital tools, and emerging treatment technologies to improve project outcomes, operational reliability, sustainability, and lifecycle performance.
  • Contribute to Dillon's technical practice by developing standards, design tools, best practices, and technical excellence initiatives.
  • Seek and cultivate long-term business opportunities aligned with sustainability goals, including responding to requests for proposals and preparing proposals and statements of qualification.
  • Provide strategic leadership in strengthening and expanding client relationships, developing long-term partnerships, and preparing value-driven proposals and statements of qualification.
  • Contribute technical expertise to pursuits, interviews, and proposals for water treatment, wastewater treatment, biosolids, pumping station, and related infrastructure projects.
  • Support growth of Dillon's Water and Wastewater Practice through delivery excellence, industry presence, and strong client relationships.
  • Contribute to junior staff career development through technical direction, training recommendations, coaching, and mentoring.
  • Participate in professional associations and committees to contribute to Dillon's corporate profile.
  • Contribute to technical publications, conference presentations, workshops, and industry committees where appropriate.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience managing technical scope, budgets, schedules, and multidisciplinary project teams is considered an asset.
  • Experience with process modelling, hydraulic analysis, and treatment facility optimization is considered an asset.

About the Company

Dillon Consulting

Professional planning, engineering, environmental management consulting

Dillon Consulting is a Canadian, employee-owned professional consultancy with over 1,100 staff offering planning, engineering, environmental science and management services for complex projects. It works by bringing together multidisciplinary teams to partner with clients and deliver integrated, practical solutions from planning through design and implementation, using a collaborative approach to address multifaceted challenges. The company differentiates itself through its employee-owned structure, strong Canadian focus, and in-house multidisciplinary capabilities that prioritize collaboration and tailored, hands-on problem solving for each project. Dillon’s goal is to help clients successfully navigate complex regulatory, environmental and community considerations by delivering concrete, well-supported solutions that meet project objectives.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
1946

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