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  • Logistics Night Operations Manager  

    - Peterborough
    Salary Circa £45k, salary depending on skills and experiencePermanent,... Read More
    Salary Circa £45k, salary depending on skills and experiencePermanent, 37 Hours a week Hours: Sunday – Thursday, 7.4 Hours per dayFlexible start time from 3.30pm – 11pm (start time depending on driver cover and meetings to attend)Location: Peterborough Warehouse – Alwalton Hill Play a key role in keeping essential services running overnightAre you ready to take the lead when the rest of the world is sleeping?Join Anglian Water as our Logistics Night Operations Manager and take control of our vital overnight logistics operation. In this dynamic role, you’ll be at the heart of emergency support—ensuring rapid delivery of critical parts to restore water supplies and maintain essential services across the region. From coordinating HGV drivers and warehouse activity to handling real-time incidents, you’ll keep the wheels turning and make sure every urgent request is delivered with precision and care.You’ll thrive in fast-paced, high-responsibility situations, lead a dedicated night team, and work at the intersection of logistics, safety, and service continuity. Every night is different—and every night you’ll make a real difference.Key Responsibilities:Emergency Logistics Coordination
    Respond quickly to urgent overnight requests, prioritising and dispatching drivers with essential materials using SAP and Masternaut systems.Night Warehouse Oversight
    Manage and support warehouse operations, ensuring reactive scheduling, part picking, and stock checks are completed efficiently.Health & Safety Leadership
    Uphold and enforce all transport legislation and safety standards, delivering briefings, ensuring compliance, and maintaining a safe environment for all staff.Team Leadership
    Line manage a team of night drivers, driving performance and ensuring safe and effective shift operations.Out-of-Hours Support
    Provide on-call emergency driving cover on a rotating basis and attend key afternoon team briefings when required.What does it take to be a Logistics Night Operations Manager?You’ll be a confident communicator who can motivate and mentor your team while maintaining a strong safety-first mindset, always enforcing high standards and compliance. Adaptable and proactive, you’ll handle unforeseen challenges with ease, using your problem-solving skills to identify root causes and drive effective solutions. Honesty, reliability, and the ability to work independently are essential, alongside a positive attitude, eagerness to learn, and sharp attention to detail. Your leadership will inspire and support your team to deliver outstanding results every night.Experience and skills:Class 2 Driving License (C) EssentialLine Management in a Logistics/Operational environment, with examples of safety ownershipIT competent (Microsoft Office 365 suite)Experience with Warehouse Inventory Management and/or Transport Management systemsHealth and safety management qualifications (IOSH, SMSTS) - DesirableMHE trained (reach truck / counterbalance / Moffett) - DesirableHIAB lift experience, Slinger/Signaller and/or Lift Supervisor - DesirableSAP S/4 Warehouse Management system experience - DesirableDriving License (C+E) - DesirableCompleted DQC card CPC – Essential Additional driver vocational training (i.e. ADR) – DesirableAs a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to:Personal private health care26 days annual leave – rising with length of serviceFlexible workingCompetitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6%Bonus schemeFlexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle Why join us?This role offers a unique chance to be the driving force behind critical overnight logistics that keep essential water and sewage services running smoothly across the region. You’ll lead a dedicated team, manage fast-paced operations, and play a vital role in emergency responses that make a real difference to communities every day.If you thrive in a dynamic environment where no two nights are the same and enjoy taking ownership of complex challenges, this is the perfect opportunity. You’ll also benefit from ongoing training, a supportive workplace culture, and the satisfaction of knowing your work directly impacts public health and safety.Closing date: 6th April 2026Interview process: First stage will be 1 hour over teams, 2nd stage will involve a 45 minute driving assessment at the Warehouse #loveeverydrop #LI-ZP1 Read Less
  • Health and Safety Lead  

    - Saint Ives
    Circa£70,000(depending on skills and experience) + Car AllowanceFull t... Read More
    Circa£70,000(depending on skills and experience) + Car Allowance
    Full time / Permanent/37 hours per week, with flexibility for part-time
    Location: Flexible — based at one of our sites in Lincoln, Grantham, Huntingdon,Peterboroughor CambridgeAnglian Water embraces a flexible working approach. This role offers the opportunity for hybrid working, with an average of 3/4days per week onsite across the Anglian Water region.Make every drop of your potential count. Join our team!As we prepare to embark on our biggest ever capital and operational maintenance programmes in AMP8, Anglian Water is focused on ensuringhealthandsafetyremainsat the heart of everything we do. With population growth of around 700,000 expected across our region and increasing demand from businesses, we play a vital role in enabling sustainable growth — andwe’reproud of the impact we make every day.To support this next chapter, we are expanding ourHealth andSafety Team andareseekingan experiencedHealth & Safety Leadtojoin us.The IOS Safety Leadwillberesponsible forthe management and leadership of safety professionals who provide the technical safety and environmental support to construction activity carried out by the 3 IOS Framework Partners. The rolewillensurethat IOS has theappropriate healthand safety strategies and plans in place to achieve their business plans and drive a proactive safety culture in line with Safer Every Day. The roleis responsible formaking tangible and realistic recommendations to improve health and safety performance in IOS, in line with the latest legal guidance.The role reports into Capital Delivery Safety Business Partner but also works as a member of the IOS Management Team, advising Directors and Senior Managers on all aspects of health, safetywellbeingand environment. This is a unique leadership role with influence across Alliance Directors, senior managers, front-line leaders, and partner contractors — helping shape strategy, ensuring compliance, and advancing Anglian Water’s vision for safety excellence.Key Responsibilities:Provide strongclient-sidesupport on Health and Safetyin a construction function.The provision of insight and making recommendations for mitigation from safety data.Carry out thoroughinvestigations forall accidents that may occur in the IOS area of the business, ensuring that lessons learned are shared within the department but also wider within AWS.Support IOS teams to develop and agree health and safety targets and outcome measures andidentifythe long-term strategy in line with Safer Every Day. Implement an assurance process todemonstratecompliance to the statutory Health and Safety requirements relevant to all IOS activity and, provide information for continuous improvement.Lead on the identification of any improvementsrequiredto Health and Safety policies and procedures, working with the Central Safety Team to have these incorporated into the AW Safety Management System.Bring insights and ideas to challenge the thinking about how the partners within IOS can influence areas with health and safety shortcomings but also, highlight and share areas of best practice. Ensure that your team of Health and Safety Advisors carry out active management, safetyauditsand inspections in line with set targets, ensuring that follow up actions are correctly recorded and acted uponin a timely manner. Provide visible leadership, and targeted individual coaching and development, to your team of Safety Advisors, building their capability,skillsand experience, so they can deliver excellent standards of health and safety.Develop and implement an environmental management strategy for IOS that aligns with AWS sustainabilityobjectivesand legal requirements.Ensure compliance with all relevant environmental legislation, standards, and company policies across IOS activities.Monitor, analyse, and report on environmental performance metrics, including waste management, emissions, and resource efficiency.Identifyand mitigate environmental risks associated with IOS construction and operational activities.Role Requirements:Experience in a senior Health & Safety roleDegree or Diploma in Health & SafetyChartered Member of IOSH or actively working toward chartershipStrong leadership presence with the ability to influence Directors and senior managersExperience working with partner organisations and differing safety management systemsEvidence of driving continuous improvement in safety culture and performanceExcellent communication skills — written, verbal, and interpersonalProactive, analytical mindset with the ability to challenge constructivelyOutstanding planning and organisational capabilitiesA full UK Driving LicenceApplicants must live within the Anglian Water region to meet travel demandsAs a valued employee,you’llbe entitled to:Personal private health care26 days annual leave, rising with service + Bank Holidays (with flexible holiday swap options for religious observance)Life cover at 8× salaryPersonal accidentcoverup to 5× salaryFlexible workingCompetitive pension scheme — Anglian Waterdouble matchescontributions up to 6%Bonus schemeFlexible benefits to support wellbeing and lifestyleInclusion at Anglian WaterDon'tmeet every requirement? Please still apply!
    We value diversity of background, experience, and perspective. New ways of thinkinghelp us transform how we work and better represent the customers and communities we serve. Even if this exact roleisn'tthe right fit, your application could open doors to other opportunities across the organisation.Closing date: 07/03/2026#LI-SA1#loveeverydrop Read Less
  • Fleet Workshop Supervisor  

    - Peterborough
    Circa £37,821 (depending on skills and experience)Permanent  Full time... Read More
    Circa £37,821 (depending on skills and experience)
    Permanent  
    Full time, 37 hours per weekPeterborough Reporting to Fleet Operations Manager, the position is a hands on role working with and managing a small team providing an efficient cost effective and quality service specialising in the repair & maintenance of fleet vehicles and mobile plant ranging from company cars, car derived vans and light commercial vehicles.As workshop supervisor you will control the workload through the service centre allocating work to technicians, monitor and control the service and MOT programme. You will ensure vehicles and equipment are inspected and serviced to manufacturer recommendations, Company policy, Transport Legislation and Health & Safety requirements.Ensuring that team members complete own administration as well as completing your own, maintaining maintenance history records, and raising and completing work record for each item of equipment worked on.Why Anglian Water? At Anglian Water there are thousands of us out there on the ground, loving every drop and striving to do the right thing for our people, customers and our environment. We enable environments to flourish and families to get on with their day to day lives we truly love what we do! And this is where you come in - we need more great people to help us on our quest. As a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to: Personal private health care 26 days annual leave – rising with length of service Flexible working Competitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6% Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle. What does it take to be a Fleet Services Workshop Supervisor? IMI or equivalent level 3 in light and/or heavy vehicle maintenanceIOSH Managing Safely (or be willing to complete the course)Supervisory experience in a commercial or Fleet workshop environmentPlan, prioritise and organise workload and teams so that targets and deadlines are metAbility to adapt communication style (both written and verbal) to suit a wide range of internal and external stakeholdersGood understanding of all Microsoft packages such as Word and Excel and able to interpret data or information and action accordinglyProactive and forward lookingClosing date: 6th April 2026 #loveeverydrop  Read Less
  • Land Portfolio Manager  

    - Peterborough
    Circa£55,000 to £60,000 (Depending on Skills & experience)Permanent /F... Read More
    Circa£55,000 to £60,000 (Depending on Skills & experience)Permanent /Full‑time /37 hoursper week (flexible working opportunities available)Base location can be flexible across the Anglian Water RegionMake every drop of your potential count!We’relooking for a commercially minded Land Portfolio Manager to lead Anglian Water’s non-operational land,estateand property activities. This pivotal role managesbothhighand lowvalue land transactions, overseesestatessuppliers, and ensures Anglian Water’s land portfolio delivers long‑term strategic, financial,environmentaland regulatory value.

    You will act as Anglian Water’s subject matter expert for all land and estate matters, regularly travelling across our region to manage sites, leadnegotiationsand progress commercial opportunities. With responsibility for surplus land identification, disposals, leasing, telecoms agreements and estates frameworks,you’llensure that value,riskand compliance are carefully balanced while enabling sustainable land use, biodiversityoutcomesand operational protection.Whatyou'llbe doing•Identifysurplus land (including major holdings such as large estate parcels) and lead end‑to‑end disposal,leasingand commercial exploitation opportunities•Deliverland deals including sales, leasing, easements, mineral extractionrightsand rental agreements• Act as contractual lead for telecoms providers using Anglian Water assets (e.g., mobile operators on water towers), overseeing leases,approvalsand income recovery• Act as a strong, resilient commercial negotiator able to challenge, sayno whereneeded, and engineer deals balancing value and risk•Frameworkmanage estates suppliers, ensuring performance, visibility, remediationresponsibilityand governance standards are met• Oversee telecoms income rights agreements and supplier performance, including quarterly relationship management•Providespecialist estate services advice, support planning processes, attend hearings and engage with external bodies whererequired• Support biodiversity, land use planning, ecosystemenhancementsand environmental obligations across the land portfolio• Lead visible management of land entry, access,remediationand estates service activities• Support strategic tax planning relating to land and property transactions• Travel extensively (typically circa10k miles per year) to visit sites,suppliersand internal/external stakeholders• Ensure Health & Safety excellence across all land and site-based activityWhatwe’relooking for• Degree‑educated with a background in land,estatesor property management• Highly experienced in land and estates matters, ideally including commercial disposals, valuations,surveysor planning• Commercially minded with experience delivering large‑value, complex landandproperty deals• Strong, confident relationship manager able to influence and challenge stakeholders at all levels• Experience in framework management, contracts, supplierperformanceand remediation oversight• Chartered Surveyor (RICS) desirable but not essential• Knowledge of planning, engagement processes,surveysand environmental/biodiversity considerations• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills across technical and commercial conversations• Self‑starter with ability to work independently across geographically dispersed sites• Strong analytical, negotiation and decision‑making skillsBenefitsAs a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to:
    •26 daysannual leave plus bank holidays (increasing with length of service)
    • Flexible working options
    • Private health care
    • Competitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6%
    • Life assurance at eight times your salary
    • Annual bonus•Potentialfundedcar allowance depending on evidenced businessmileage
    • Personal medical assessments
    • Virtual GP service
    • Cancer screening
    • Financial wellbeing support and salary finance benefits
    • Lifestyle Savings including discounts on retail, travel, and utilities
    • Employee AssistanceProgramme
    • Volunteer days

    Inclusion at Anglian WaterWe’recommitted to creating a workplace where everyone feels they belong.We’reproud signatories of the Social Mobility Pledge, Race at Work Charter, and Armed Forces Covenant, andwe’rea Disability Confident employer.Closing Date: 29/3/26#loveeverydrop! #LI-LJ1 Read Less
  • Technology Architect - Data  

    - Saint Ives
    Circa £65k - £70k (dependent on skills & experience)Permanent / 37 hou... Read More
    Circa £65k - £70k (dependent on skills & experience)Permanent / 37 hours per week / Full-time (with flexibility for part-time working)Huntingdon or Lincoln (Hybrid)Shape Anglian Water’s data-driven future as a Technology Architect (Data)At Anglian Water, we’re driving digital transformation to deliver smarter, more sustainable solutions. As a Technology Architect within our Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) team, you’ll play a critical role in defining and governing the architecture of our core platforms—ensuring they’re secure, reliable, and strategically aligned. This role is pivotal in enabling data-led business transformation, providing clear standards, patterns, and frameworks that accelerate safe and compliant product delivery across applications, analytics, and data platforms.What you will be doingDefine and maintain platform architecture blueprints aligned to enterprise strategy and target architectures, with a strong focus on data interoperability and governance.Embed robust governance in line with cyber security, data governance, and service operations policies.Design integration and interoperability patterns that connect platforms and enable data sharing across IT and OT environments.Enable self-service adoption through reusable frameworks, templates, and reference architectures—empowering data analysts, engineers, and citizen developers.Own technology strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle management—planning upgrades, replacements, and reducing technical debt for data-centric platforms.Monitor and improve platform health, performance, and observability, consolidating technologies where appropriate to support data quality and analytics.Champion Health & Safety standards and continuous improvement.What does it take to be a Technology Architect (Data)?Significant experience architecting and governing enterprise-scale technology platforms, ideally with data and analytics components.Deep knowledge in Data technologies (e.g., Fabric, Databricks).Strong experience in integration design and interoperability across multiple technologies, including data pipelines and APIs.Proven ability to embed governance, compliance, and data management in platform operations.Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to translate complex technical concepts.Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent professional experience; relevant certifications desirable.What’s in it for you?Private healthcare and physiotherapy24-hour Virtual GP service for you and your household26 days annual leave (rising with service)Competitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6% (up to 18% combined)Bonus schemeFlexible benefits and working cultureLife Assurance (8× salary) and Personal Accident coverEnhanced family leave policiesGreat discounts and perksInclusion at Anglian WaterWe’re committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels they belong. We’re proud signatories of the Social Mobility Pledge, Race at Work Charter, and Armed Forces Covenant, and we’re a Disability Confident employer.Closing date: 30/03/2026#loveeverydrop Read Less
  • OT Field Engineer  

    - Cambridge
    Salary - Circa £46,000 salary dependant on skills and experience + Ove... Read More
    Salary - Circa £46,000 salary dependant on skills and experience + Overtime + Standby RotaCompany Vehicle (All PPE, Tools, and fuel card provided) Location - Covering Huntingdon, Cambridge, Peterborough, Northampton, Bedford and surrounding areasPermanent - Full time role 37 Hours with flexibility for part-time
     Operational Technology (OT) refers to the set of digital assets which are at the very heart of Anglian Waters industrial operations. Operational technology systems are deployed throughout our geographical region to enable remote monitoring and control of water collection, treatment and distribution processes. What will you be doing? As an OT Field Engineer, your primary focus will be the maintenance, repair, and commissioning of operational technology (OT) hardware, systems, and networks. This critical infrastructure is essential for the real-time monitoring and control of operational plant and processes across our Water and Water Recycling estate. You will also need to work collaboratively with other operational teams across water and Water recycling and provide technical support in the diagnosis of instrumentation, and control issues to mitigate non-compliance and process continuity risks. Key responsibilities: Diagnostics, repair and replacement of OT field hardware to include Telemetry outstations and associated I/O modules, Power supplies, PLCs and HMIs, Industrial Control Systems (ICS), Modems, Routers and Switches. Undertake minor modifications to process automation and control systems as required to support regulatory compliance and process continuity.Undertake preventive maintenance activities on OT field hardware, systems/networks. Perform firmware and software upgrades/patching of OT equipment to maintain security controls and compliance. Support Water and Water Recycling operational teams during planned maintenance activities to ensure OT assets are correctly shut down and brough back online to mitigate operational impact. Undertake site surveys, installation and commissioning of OT hardware, systems and networks. Perform minor PLC modifications and Telemetry IO wiring changes to support the introduction of new instrumentation and plant. Provide technical on-site support to OT framework partners for the service integration of new, and or modified OT field hardware, software, systems and networks. Undertake post installation quality assurance audits of new, or modified OT installations to ensure they adhere to defined standards. What do you need? Ideally be educated to HNC/HND (or equivalent) level or have time served experience in maintenance, commissioning or field service of electrical, instrumentation or telecommunications systems with a City and Guilds /NVQ level 3 electrical qualification. Experience of, and or formal training in programming and fault finding of Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) or process control equipment would be an advantage, alongside some of the following; Ideally educated to at least ONC/HNC level in Electrical, Electronic, or Control Engineering (or equivalent experience). Practical experience with the maintenance and repair of telemetry outstation hardware and software. Proven ability to methodically troubleshoot and resolve complex technical problems across integrated hardware and software systems. Demonstrated understanding and knowledge of PLC and HMI hardware and software, with specific experience in vendor platforms such as Rockwell and/or Schneider Electric. Familiarity with site-level SCADA systems, ideally including Rockwell platforms. Understanding and knowledge of industrial control networks and protocols (e.g., Ethernet, Fieldbus, RS232/485). Understanding of IP networking principles (Ethernet/LAN/WAN) and IP addressing fundamentals Knowledge of communication technologies relevant to dispersed sites (e.g., radio, mobile, ADSL). Familiarity with industrial (OT) cybersecurity principles and controls. Good working knowledge of DC/AC supplies, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, and Low Voltage (LV) electrical distribution installations. What benefits do we offer? Being a successful water company doesn't come easy, and we look after our people! Personal private health care 25 days annual leave – rising with length of service Business use of company van plus access to tools and all uniform and PPE Competitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6% (we put in 18% total) Bonus scheme Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle. A flexible working culture Life Assurance at eight times your salary Personal Accident cover – up to 5x your salary Paid time off when you’re physically and mentally unwell An excellent Family Leave package – to help you support your family We are passionate and committed to the learning and development of our people making sure they have the right skills and knowledge to be successful and to help achieve their potential. We also take Health and Safety very seriously in everything that we do through one of our key values “Safer Every Day” Closing date:  29/03/26#loveeverydrop Read Less
  • OT Field Engineer  

    - Peterborough
    Salary - Circa £46,000 salary dependant on skills and experience + Ove... Read More
    Salary - Circa £46,000 salary dependant on skills and experience + Overtime + Standby RotaCompany Vehicle (All PPE, Tools, and fuel card provided) Location - Covering Huntingdon, Cambridge, Peterborough, Northampton, Bedford and surrounding areasPermanent - Full time role 37 Hours with flexibility for part-time
     Operational Technology (OT) refers to the set of digital assets which are at the very heart of Anglian Waters industrial operations. Operational technology systems are deployed throughout our geographical region to enable remote monitoring and control of water collection, treatment and distribution processes. What will you be doing? As an OT Field Engineer, your primary focus will be the maintenance, repair, and commissioning of operational technology (OT) hardware, systems, and networks. This critical infrastructure is essential for the real-time monitoring and control of operational plant and processes across our Water and Water Recycling estate. You will also need to work collaboratively with other operational teams across water and Water recycling and provide technical support in the diagnosis of instrumentation, and control issues to mitigate non-compliance and process continuity risks. Key responsibilities: Diagnostics, repair and replacement of OT field hardware to include Telemetry outstations and associated I/O modules, Power supplies, PLCs and HMIs, Industrial Control Systems (ICS), Modems, Routers and Switches. Undertake minor modifications to process automation and control systems as required to support regulatory compliance and process continuity.Undertake preventive maintenance activities on OT field hardware, systems/networks. Perform firmware and software upgrades/patching of OT equipment to maintain security controls and compliance. Support Water and Water Recycling operational teams during planned maintenance activities to ensure OT assets are correctly shut down and brough back online to mitigate operational impact. Undertake site surveys, installation and commissioning of OT hardware, systems and networks. Perform minor PLC modifications and Telemetry IO wiring changes to support the introduction of new instrumentation and plant. Provide technical on-site support to OT framework partners for the service integration of new, and or modified OT field hardware, software, systems and networks. Undertake post installation quality assurance audits of new, or modified OT installations to ensure they adhere to defined standards. What do you need? Ideally be educated to HNC/HND (or equivalent) level or have time served experience in maintenance, commissioning or field service of electrical, instrumentation or telecommunications systems with a City and Guilds /NVQ level 3 electrical qualification. Experience of, and or formal training in programming and fault finding of Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) or process control equipment would be an advantage, alongside some of the following; Ideally educated to at least ONC/HNC level in Electrical, Electronic, or Control Engineering (or equivalent experience). Practical experience with the maintenance and repair of telemetry outstation hardware and software. Proven ability to methodically troubleshoot and resolve complex technical problems across integrated hardware and software systems. Demonstrated understanding and knowledge of PLC and HMI hardware and software, with specific experience in vendor platforms such as Rockwell and/or Schneider Electric. Familiarity with site-level SCADA systems, ideally including Rockwell platforms. Understanding and knowledge of industrial control networks and protocols (e.g., Ethernet, Fieldbus, RS232/485). Understanding of IP networking principles (Ethernet/LAN/WAN) and IP addressing fundamentals Knowledge of communication technologies relevant to dispersed sites (e.g., radio, mobile, ADSL). Familiarity with industrial (OT) cybersecurity principles and controls. Good working knowledge of DC/AC supplies, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, and Low Voltage (LV) electrical distribution installations. What benefits do we offer? Being a successful water company doesn't come easy, and we look after our people! Personal private health care 25 days annual leave – rising with length of service Business use of company van plus access to tools and all uniform and PPE Competitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6% (we put in 18% total) Bonus scheme Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle. A flexible working culture Life Assurance at eight times your salary Personal Accident cover – up to 5x your salary Paid time off when you’re physically and mentally unwell An excellent Family Leave package – to help you support your family We are passionate and committed to the learning and development of our people making sure they have the right skills and knowledge to be successful and to help achieve their potential. We also take Health and Safety very seriously in everything that we do through one of our key values “Safer Every Day” Closing date:  29/03/26#loveeverydrop Read Less
  • Maintenance Technician Apprentice (Wastewater)  

    - Mablethorpe
    Location - Louth, Mablethorpe, Horncastle, Wragby and North KelseyStar... Read More
    Location - Louth, Mablethorpe, Horncastle, Wragby and North Kelsey
    Start date - August 2026
    Starting Salary: £18,000 (increasing to £23,500 in your second year!) 
    Right to Work in the UK: To be considered for this role you must currently have right to work in the UK. Join our Wastewater (Sewage) team as a front‑line Technician Apprentice and play a vital role in keeping our sites and equipment operating safely, reliably, and efficiently. This is your chance to build a long‑term career with Anglian Water and make a real impact on the environment and our communities. You’ll split your time between college learning and hands‑on experience across our operational sites. You’ll support the wastewater recycling process—collecting, treating and cleaning wastewater before returning it safely to our rivers and seas. This is a practical, outdoor role where no two days are the same. It’s varied, rewarding, and occasionally challenging, but you’ll be part of a supportive team who will help you grow into a skilled technician. Once qualified, you’ll join a 24/7 standby rota because your role is vital.We are very proud of our apprentices here at Anglian Water. Over 87% of our apprentices are still working here at Anglian after 10 years. Check out our career site to hear more about opportunities and hear from our current apprentices What you’ll do Inspect, maintain and care for essential assets and equipment Support fault‑finding and respond to issues to help keep our sites running efficiently Work and learn alongside experienced mechanical and electrical technicians and follow health & safety rules Follow all health & safety procedures Take ownership of your development and contribute to team success What we’re looking for English, Maths and Science GCSE’s (grades 9–4/A*–C), we can also accept Level 2 Functional Skills - predicted grades will be accepted if you have not yet completed your exams A genuine interest in the water industry and protecting the environment Good communication skills and a strong team mindset Willingness to work outdoors and learn new skills If you do not currently hold a full UK driving licence, you’ll need to obtain one by the end of year two of the programme, or if this isn’t possible due to your age, within one year of your 17th birthday. What’s in it for you A dedicated mentor and full support network Paid holidays, private healthcare, pension, gym and retail discounts Nationally recognised qualifications without the student debt A welcoming and inclusive environment where you can bring your true self Applications close: 29/03/2026Next Steps: Submit your CV and answer five screening questions to share more about you and your motivations for applying. If successful, you may be selected to a site tour/meet the team at a local site to gain an understanding of the role. A final stage in-person assessment centre will take place on 30th April in Louth. Read Less
  • Treatment Apprentice (Wastewater)  

    - Skegness
    Location -  Ingoldmells, Stickney, Metheringham and surrounding areasS... Read More
    Location -  Ingoldmells, Stickney, Metheringham and surrounding areas
    Start date - June 2026
    Starting Salary: £18,000 (increasing to £23,500 in your second year!) 
    Right to Work in the UK: To be considered for this role you must currently have right to work in the UK. Working in the Wasterwater (Sewage) teams, this is the chance to start your career with Anglian Water as a Treatment Technician Apprentice! You’ll split your time between college and hands-on learning at our sites, helping the water recycling process that collects wastewater, treats and cleans it, before returning it safely to our rivers and seas, to safeguard, protect and improve the environment. We are very proud of our apprentices here at Anglian Water. Over 87% of our apprentices are still working here at Anglian after 10 years. Check out our career site to hear more about opportunities and hear from our current apprentices This is a hands-on practical role working outside in a variety of weather; the work is varied, rewarding and at times challenging, but no two days are the same! Once qualified, you’ll join a 24/7 standby rota because your role is vital.What you’ll do: Testing effluent Working alongside our scientists. Carrying out vital processes including screening, settlement and biological treatment Support fault diagnosis and keep equipment running efficiently Work alongside experienced technicians and follow health & safety rules Take ownership of your development and contribute to team success What we’re looking for: English and Maths GCSE’s (grades 9–4/A*–C), we can also accept Level 2 Functional Skills - predicted grades will be accepted if you have not yet completed your exams Genuine interest in the water industry and protecting the environment Good communication skills and a team mindset Willingness to work outdoors and learn new things If you do not currently hold a full UK driving licence, you’ll need to obtain one by the end of year two of the programme, or if this isn’t possible due to your age, within one year of your 17th birthday. What’s in it for you: Mentor and full support network Paid holidays, private healthcare, pension, gym and retail discounts Work towards Nationally Recognised Qualifications without incurring student debt We welcome applicants from all backgrounds—bring your passion, curiosity, and your true self! Applications close: 29/03/2026Next Steps: Submit your CV and answer five screening questions to share more about you and your motivations for applying. If successful, you may be selected to a site tour/meet the team at a local site to gain an understanding of the role. A final stage in-person assessment centre will take place on 27th April in Lincoln. Read Less
  • ICA Engineer  

    - Ipswich
    Salary: Circa £50k depending on skills and experience + company vanPer... Read More
    Salary: Circa £50k depending on skills and experience + company van
    Permanent: Full time, 37 hours per week
    Location: Regional across Bioresources sites Double-matched pensionPersonal private health careLife cover at 8 x salaryMake Every Drop of Your Potential CountWhat will you be doing?As our Bioresources ICA Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the safe and compliant operation of critical process systems across our Bioresources treatment centres. Reporting to the Bioresources Maintenance Delivery Manager, you will lead the delivery of process safety critical maintenance, ensuring all instrumentation, telemetry, and automation systems perform reliably and support operational excellence.Your responsibilities will include:Delivering assurance activities for testing, commissioning, and recommissioning of critical safety systems, interlocks, and telemetry alarms from field instruments through to control systems.Completing planned and reactive instrumentation calibrations and replacements to maintain regulatory compliance and safety standards.Providing detailed diagnostic reporting, fault findings on PLCs, SCADA, HMIs, and associated control systems.Ensuring full adherence to the Management of Change (MOC) process and maintaining accurate SAP records.Look at system optimisation opportunities and support the delivery of theseWorking with Operations, Technical Support, and Capital teams to influence design, improve maintainability, and ensure safety-critical equipment is correctly identified.Supporting commissioning/decommissioning activities and ensuring documentation is correctly uploaded into business systems.Acting as an ambassador for process safety and “Safer Every Day,” maintaining high standards of H&S compliance and promoting a zero-accident culture.What does it take to be a Bioresources ICA Engineer?Qualifications & ExperienceWe are looking for someone who has:An appropriate apprenticeship or NVQ Level 3 in a relevant discipline (Essential)City & Guilds Parts 1 & 2 / Relevant ONC or BTEC (Essential)High-level understanding of instrumentation, control loops, telemetry, PLC programming, and SCADA systems (Essential)DSEAR Competent (Desirable)Experience with HMI configurationStrong working knowledge of water recycling processes and associated H&S requirementsStrong IT skills including SAP, Power BI, and Microsoft packagesAppropriate Instrumentation trainingSkills & BehavioursYou will thrive in this role if you can:Plan, prioritise, and organise workload effectivelyCommunicate clearly with a wide range of stakeholdersRespond flexibly to changing site prioritiesDemonstrate a proactive, collaborative, and safety‑focused mindsetTake ownership, build trust, and continually explore opportunities to improve systems and processesAs a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to:Personal private healthcareLife cover (8x annual salary)26 days annual leave plus bank holidays (with option to swap Christmas/Easter for religious holidays)Competitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6%Bonus schemeFlexible benefits to support wellbeing and lifestyleFlexible working options (role dependent)If you’re passionate about process safety, innovation, and supporting essential services across our region, we’d love to hear from you.
     Apply today and make every drop count.Closing date:29th March 2026#loveeverydrop#LI-LC1 Read Less

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