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At Severn Trent, we have one common goal – providing the best quality drinking water and water treatment for the communities we serve. No matter what role you might play at Severn Trent, that’s what we do, each and every day – and we do it by rolling up our sleeves, relying on each other, and exceeding all expectations. Our team needs dynamic, motivated people who are driven to make a difference. If that sounds like you, then search our Career listings for an opportunity that fits your talents. Severn Trent offers a comprehensive program of employee benefits that aims to promote healthy living, financial stability, and career growth for our employees.
Layne is a Global Water Management, Construction and Drilling company, providing responsible solutions for Water, Mineral and Energy Resources. Layne`s experts collaborate across divisional, functional and geographic lines to deliver total solutions for the world`s toughest water, mineral and energy challenges. This integrated approach allows us to offer more than individual services - it ensures streamlined communications, expedited timelines, and a constant focus on safety and sustainability. Our solutions give clients a point of accountability for even the most complex projects, and enable us to deliver the highest levels of both quality and economic efficiency. While our services are impeccable, it is our solutions that make us truly remarkable.
Waterline Services is a Seabrook, NH-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Clean Water of New York Inc is a Staten Island, NY-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) is a regional water and sewer authority that services nearly 40 percent of the water customers in Michigan On June 12, 2015, history was made as the Great Lakes Water Authority and the City of Detroit entered into 40-year leases providing for GLWA`s operation of the regional water and sewer system. On January 1, 2016, GLWA began regional operations. GLWA is an important example of regional collaboration in southeast Michigan, with the City of Detroit, the counties of Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb, and the State of Michigan officially uniting to ensure that both city and suburban water and sewer customers have a powerful voice in the management and direction of one of largest water and wastewater utilities in the United States. With the stand-up of the new authority, GLWA assumed operational, infrastructure improvements, environmental compliance and budget-setting responsibilities for the regional water and sewage treatment plants, major water transmission mains and sewage interceptors, and related facilities. These facilities are leased from the City of Detroit for an allocation of $50 million per year to fund capital improvements for the City of Detroit retail system and/or Detroit`s share of capital improvements to the regional system. Currently GLWA provides wholesale water and waste water services to 126 municipalities in seven Southeastern Michigan counties, which is equivalent to approximately 3.9 million customers. In keeping with the spirit of collaboration from which GLWA was created, the authority is governed by a Board of Directors that includes one representative each from Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties as well as two representatives from the City of Detroit, and one appointed by the Governor of the State of Michigan to represent customer communities outside the tri-county area.