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      <description>Location: Peterborough | Salary: 520.00-520.00 Daily | Type: Contract | A leading UK water sector capital delivery organisation is seeking a Process Engineer to work on a diverse programme of water treatment and supply projects. This is a hands-on role designing treatment plants and distribution systems that meet environmental, efficiency, and customer requirements.You''ll collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams, applying innovative approaches to reduce carbon, protect natural capital, and use digital tools. What were looking for:BEng/MEng/MSc in Chemical/Water Process Engineering or related disciplineProcess design experience, including technology selection, sizing, detailed design - within the water sectorKnowledge of water treatment (ground or surface water) or pumped distribution systemsStrong communication and collaborative skillsDesirable:Working towards Chartered Engineer statusOnsite experience of water treatment or distribution assetsThe role offers professional development, exposure to innovative projects, and a collaborative, award-winning environment.</description>
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