Nexus Water Group

We're #hiring a new Project Manager -Utilities in Charlotte, North Carolina. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Thank you to our incredible team members working to keep essential utility services flowing during #HurricaneBeryl. Despite challenging conditions, we can count on our team to support our customers and one another.

Happy Fourth of July! 🙌 It's America's #IndependenceDay and time to celebrate what makes our country and its people so special. As you gather with friends and family, please take the necessary precautions to ensure a safe holiday for everyone.

Happy #CanadaDay! Today, we celebrate Canada's unique history, culture, and spirit. From majestic mountains to picturesque coastlines, Canada's natural beauty is truly inspiring. Wishing all a safe and wonderful celebration! 🍁🎉

As #NationalSafetyMonth comes to a close, we reflect on the critical role of safety in everything we do. At Nexus, safety isn't just a priority; it's a core value deeply ingrained in our operations. Thank you to the incredible members of our team who work each day to maintain the safety of our infrastructure and environment for future generations.

This 🏳️🌈#PrideMonth, we’re celebrating our partnership with PILOT Inc., an LGBT-owned and certified business through the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC). PILOT is on a mission “for EVERYONE to feel powerful at work” with their award-winning emerging leader development solution. Our employees value participating in PILOT’s 6-month virtual program, during which they participate in group coaching, individual reflection exercises, manager feedback sessions, and executive firesides to learn essential leadership skills and how to take ownership of their careers. #SupplierDiversity #GreatPlacetoWork

During National Safety Month, we’ve taken a moment to capture some of our team members with a clear message: #MoveOver. Moving over and slowing down can prevent accidents and save lives. Whether it's a construction zone or roadside repair, please stay alert behind the wheel and give crews the space they need to work safely! ⚠️🚧 

In recognition of #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay on June 23, Katie Z., a planning manager at Texas Water Utilities, shares her experience as an engineer working in the water industry. We hope this spotlight helps inform young women who are considering a rewarding career in engineering. #INWED24 1. How did you get involved in the water industry? Having witnessed firsthand the critical importance of clean and reliable water during a crisis, I was motivated to pursue degrees in civil and environmental engineering. Upon graduating I began my career as an environmental engineer, specializing in the design of water and wastewater treatment systems. 2. In your experience, why should women consider a career in engineering? What about the water industry specifically? Encouraging women to enter engineering not only enhances their career prospects but also strengthens the field as a whole through diversity and inclusion. A career in engineering, particularly in the water industry, allows women to address complex challenges, foster innovation, and attain personal and professional fulfillment. 3. What do you enjoy most about working at TWU as a planning manager? While my academic education provided me with the knowledge to execute tasks correctly, my role as a planning manager taught me the importance of making ethically sound decisions. I enjoy collaborating with diverse teams and departments to find innovative solutions and address complex challenges. 4. What advice do you have for young women who are considering engineering as a career path? Choose a field within engineering that genuinely interests you. Whether it’s civil, mechanical, electrical or software engineering, your passion will keep you motivated and engaged.

At Nexus Water Group, we recognize the profound importance of National Indigenous Peoples Day, a day dedicated to honoring the strength and resilience of Indigenous peoples across North America. Throughout history, Indigenous communities have served as stewards of the land and water. We acknowledge the importance of meaningful engagement and collaboration with Indigenous communities, respecting their rights, sovereignty, and traditional territories.

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when a Union General arrived in Galveston, Texas, to announce the end of slavery. This historic event not only symbolizes the liberation of enslaved individuals but also serves as a reminder of the enduring journey toward freedom and justice. As an organization committed to diversity, inclusion, and social responsibility, we recognize that this day is not only a celebration of the past but also a call to action for the present and future. Happy #Juneteenth to all, and please stay safe.