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      <description>Location: West Sussex | Salary: &amp;pound;75000/annum | Type: Permanent | Principal Engineer    Location:  Durrington, West Sussex   Salary:  -75,000 per annum   Contract:  Permanent, Full-Time   We are seeking an experienced and driven Principal Engineer to join our utilities client in West Sussex. This is an exciting opportunity for a technically accomplished engineering professional to take a leading role in the delivery of major water and wastewater projects that will directly impact customers, communities, and the environment.  As a Principal Engineer, you will provide technical leadership within your discipline, whether Civil, Mechanical, EICA, Process, Network Modelling, or Hydraulics, guiding multidisciplinary design teams through the successful development and delivery of complex engineering schemes.  This role offers the opportunity to influence strategic decisions, drive innovation, mentor engineering talent, and deliver sustainable solutions that support the future of the UK water industry.   The Role   Reporting to the Engineering Discipline Lead, you will lead the technical delivery of a range of water and wastewater projects, ensuring solutions are safe, efficient, sustainable, and delivered on time and within budget.  You will work closel...</description>
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