2025-12-19 – Weekly Water Treatment Jobs : Pivotal leadership roles are up for grabs!

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week’s job market in the water treatment field is buzzing with opportunities. There’s a solid mix of technical roles and leadership positions available, plus a handful of remote gigs for those who prefer to work from anywhere. Critical needs are popping up, especially in operational and service management roles.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Water Treatment Department Manager
    Imagine yourself at the helm of a team, driving innovation and excellence in water treatment. This role is all about leadership and strategic influence.
    Company: Imagine Staffing Technology | Location: Buffalo, NY
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Department Manager
    This role offers a chance to influence the future of water treatment engineering in a forward-thinking environment. Great for those who thrive in collaborative settings.
    Company: MAS Recruitment Consultant Services | Location: Williamsville, NY
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Installer
    Dive into a hands-on role with a high-performance company focused on growth in water treatment and plumbing services.
    Company: CGC WATER | Location: Murphy, NC
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Operator MD
    Join a dedicated team as a Water Treatment Plant Operator, where your skills in T2 or T4 operations will be crucial.
    Company: JW Environmental | Location: Cockeysville, MD
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Service Manager
    This position is perfect for those with strong technical knowledge and leadership skills in the water treatment industry.
    Company: SE Michigan Company | Location: Brighton, MI
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Operator
    If you enjoy troubleshooting and maintaining water treatment equipment, this role offers a dynamic environment.
    Company: Veolia Environnement SA | Location: Beaumont, TX
    Apply Here

  • Kinetico Water Treatment Sales Professional
    This sales role is ideal for those who are passionate about offering professional-grade water treatment systems.
    Company: Advanced water systems | Location: Longs, SC
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Service Technician
    Perfect for those ready to grow in a company focused on high-performance water treatment and plumbing services.
    Company: CGC WATER | Location: Howell, MI
    Apply Here

  • Industrial Water Treatment Operator
    Join Envirogen’s dedicated team, where your expertise will support industrial water treatment operations.
    Company: Envirogen | Location: Bayonne, NJ
    Apply Here

  • Water Treatment Service Technician
    Klenzoid Inc is seeking someone with experience in open and closed loops, potable water disinfection, and more.
    Company: Klenzoid Inc | Location: Washington, DC
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work continues to be a viable option for water treatment professionals. Here are some roles you can do from anywhere:

  • Senior Water / Wastewater Engineer
    Join a team of innovators dedicated to designing and building cutting-edge water systems that safeguard communities and the environment.
    Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
    Apply Here

  • Senior Water / Wastewater Engineer
    Work on innovative water systems that make a real difference for communities.
    Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Denver, CO
    Apply Here

  • Senior Water / Wastewater Engineer
    Be part of a passionate team focused on cutting-edge water treatment innovations.
    Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Phoenix, AZ
    Apply Here

  • Project Manager, Water
    This remote role involves managing utility design projects, including treatment plants and distribution systems.
    Company: Apex Companies | Location: Rockville, MD
    Apply Here

  • Senior Project Engineer, Water/Wastewater
    Manage utility design projects from the comfort of your home while making a difference in water treatment.
    Company: Apex Companies | Location: Rockville, MD
    Apply Here

  • Territory Sales Representative (Raleigh Area, North Carolina Area)
    Veolia Water Technologies is looking for a sales professional to provide water purification and wastewater solutions.
    Company: Veolia Water Technologies (VWT) | Location: Cary, NC
    Apply Here

  • Regional Sales Manager - Western Region
    Ideal for those with a background in engineering and water treatment sales, looking to manage the Western region.
    Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Sacramento, CA
    Apply Here

  • Regional Sales Manager - Northeast
    This role suits those with experience in water treatment sales, ready to lead in the Northeast region.
    Company: Integrated Water Services | Location: Pittsburgh, PA
    Apply Here

  • Senior Civil Engineer Project Manager, PE ( Water Infrastructure )
    Focus on underground utilities and water treatment plants in this remote role, perfect for seasoned engineers.
    Company: TJG Civil Engineers and Land Planners | Location: Daly City, CA
    Apply Here

  • Supervising Engineer (Wastewater/Water Design and Construction)
    Lead projects related to wastewater and water treatment with a focus on sustainable solutions.
    Company: Brown and Caldwell | Location: San Francisco, CA
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Stay updated and keep pushing forward in your career. The opportunities are out there—it’s just a matter of finding the right fit for you.

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“(Wastewater/Water Design and Construction) Lead projects related to wastewater and water treatment with a focus on sustainable solutions… Company: Brown and Caldwell” — I’ve gotten faster interviews by applying the same day and opening my resume with a 3‑line results summary (permit wins, capex saved, PFAS/BNR outcomes). If your design hours are light, attach a one‑page lessons‑learned from a CMAR upgrade to show leadership — anyone else doing this?

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Apply promptly — 24-hour submissions doubled my callbacks; mention SCADA/CMMS or KPIs. awwa.org/career-center.

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Grabbed a remote operations coordinator contract last quarter by replying within 2 hours and opening with a short ‘first-90-days plan’ focused on clearing their sampling backlog — these real-time posts really do expire fast. @Guide is right on keywords, but for leadership roles I get more callbacks when I quantify team size and budget impact (e.g., cut overtime 18%) rather than just listing systems; if a posting looks stale, a 60-second HR call saves a wasted application.

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For the leadership postings, I’ve been getting callbacks by attaching a one-page 30–60-90 that starts with clearing permit/DMR backlog and a quick staffing/shift coverage map; keeps it concrete and shows you can triage operational ‘critical needs.’ If it’s a remote gig, add your timezone and a proposed comms cadence (daily 10-min stand-up + weekly KPI rollup). Piggybacking on @grodriguez, speed helps with these ‘real-time’ listings, but don’t spray — two tailored bullets per role beat a generic dump.

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I’ve been landing interviews on leadership roles by referencing their actual NPDES/SDWA record — pull the facility on echo.epa.gov, call out one recurring issue (e.g., TSS or chlorine residuals) and the first fix you’d run in month one; @anna_smith23, if the profile’s thin, I pivot to a safety or energy-intensity quick win. Anyone else weave ECHO data into the opener?

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What’s worked for me is attaching a one‑pager titled “first‑week pulse check” with a SCADA alarm rationalization sketch and a quick chemical inventory/lead‑time pass; that got me a plant manager interview last month. Keep it tight — sticky note, not thesis — and if it’s a union shop, add a line about meeting stewards before changing any schedules.

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My interview rate jumped when I put a three-sentence ‘first 14 days’ plan directly in the email and added my remote coverage window (Mon–Fri, 6am–3pm PT) since this week’s roundup has a few remote gigs. I also cite the 2025‑12‑19 post date and note I can “apply promptly” with a two‑week start; if their ATS nukes formatting, I resend as plain text.

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Quick example: I started getting same-day callbacks on leadership roles by replying within an hour and adding one concrete win like ‘cut blowers kWh/MG 18% with cascade DO at 4.5–6.0,’ plus a line on my Ignition/VTScada experience for the remote gigs… Small caveat: since these are posted in real-time and expire fast, if the listing is 24+ hours old I call the utility clerk from the latest council/board agenda to make sure it’s still live before customizing anything.

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Moving fast helps on these real-time postings. I usually apply in under 30 minutes and add a single line like ‘shift backwash to 2–4am to trim demand charges; target 9% kWh/MG in 30 days’ with a small SCADA trend — @brown89’s one‑pager pairs well as context. If it’s a lab posting, I swap that for a quick QA/QC note on MDL and holding times.

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For leadership roles, I put team size and budget right under my name and name-check the exact SCADA/CMMS in the subject (e.g., Ignition + Maximo) so screeners map me fast. It lines up with the “apply promptly” note because it cuts the back-and-forth and gets you to scheduling sooner. If you don’t have budget authority yet, swap in shift coverage metrics or training hours led and it still lands well.

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I get more callbacks by dropping a tiny 30–60–90 plan in the first paragraph and one concrete win like “cut ferric 14% with pH‑controlled jar tests; $86k/yr saved” — think of it as a trailer, not the whole movie. @josh_cole45 is spot-on about tools; I also front-load operator cert level and “TRIR 0.0 past 3 years” so safety leadership pops, but for municipal postings I avoid links since procurement can be picky.

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Quick tip: I put my license class and permit type in the subject and open with one tight line on a recent sanitary survey fix (e.g., hypochlorite secondary containment) tied to their unit process names, and @OP it reliably gets a call back. If it’s vendor-side leadership, I swap that line for client sectors and contract size instead.

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