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  • Cost Analyst  

    - Peterborough
    Starting from £33,500, salary dependant on skills and experience18 Mon... Read More
    Starting from £33,500, salary dependant on skills and experience18 Month fixed-term contractLincoln and or Peterborough Office / Hybrid working Full time with flexibility for part-time Anglian Water offers a flexible approach; this role offers you the flexibility to work from home and from an Anglian Water office. We are building new teams both in Lincoln and Peterborough, so based location would be Thorpewood House in Peterborough or Enterprise House in Lincoln. Central Services is a newly formed team at Anglian Water, committed to delivering safe, professional, collaborative and cost-effective maintenance and engineering support across the business. We play a vital role in helping the company achieve its strategic objectives by providing a wide range of services—from facilities and estate management, to engineering project delivery and technical support for both capital and planned or reactive maintenance projects. Our portfolio also includes fleet and logistics management, plant services, and a strong focus on continuous learning and collaboration. At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to excellence and high standards.What you’ll be doing?As a Cost Analyst, you will support the financial, commercial, and performance management of capital projects and planned programmes of work. You’ll assist the Commercial and Cost Mangers in budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management, ensuring supplier payments and Purchase-to-Pay processes are accurate and compliant.You will support financial planning, forecasting, and reporting activities, providing accurate and timely insight into costs, risks, and opportunities. This includes applying commercial challenge to pricing, variations, and ad-hoc services to ensure value for money across the portfolio of works.In this role, you will monitor contractor and project performance, contribute to KPI reporting, audits, and stakeholder engagement, ensuring delivery aligns with agreed programme, cost, and service expectations. You’ll also play a key part in supporting health and safety compliance across the portfolio while maintaining accurate records for reporting, audits, and commercial assurance.Additional responsibilities include preparing performance and financial information for stakeholder review meetings, supporting commercial assurance processes, and ensuring supplier payments are made in line with contractual agreements. You will help monitor supplier performance against KPIs, manage contract variations, and maintain accurate asset and cost data, all while ensuring compliance with health, safety, and statutory requirements.You will monitor contractor and project performance, contribute to KPI reporting, audits, and stakeholder engagement, and help ensure delivery meets agreed programme, cost, and service expectations. You’ll also support health and safety compliance across the portfolio and maintain accurate records for reporting, audits, and commercial assurance.The role also involves supporting stakeholder engagement through the preparation of performance and financial information for review meetings, contributing to commercial assurance processes, and ensuring supplier payments are made in line with contractual agreements. You will assist with monitoring supplier performance against agreed KPIs, managing contract variations, and maintaining accurate asset and cost data, while ensuring all activities comply with health, safety, and statutory requirements.As a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to:Personal private health care25 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.What does it take to be a Cost Analyst?Experience in similar Commercial / Contract Management related roleUnderstanding of Commercial Contract Management: service level agreements; pricing schedules & rate cards; risk/reward mechanisms; negotiations - desirableUnderstanding of NEC form of contracts - desirableDegree qualification e.g Quantity Surveying or Finance - desirableWorking towards professional body membership e.g. RICS; CIOB, ICE - desirableHigh degree of numeracy and financial acumenUnderstanding of the Financial processes (budgeting, forecasting, reporting) - desirableFamiliarity with the (P2P) transactional processes: PR, PO, GRN, AP - desirablePrevious experience in engaging with stakeholders - desirableRelevant Health & Safety knowledge / qualification - desirableSourcing & Procurement process knowledgeKnowledge of relevant SAP processes - desirableA proven track record in assisting managing costs at project level - desirableHigh Proficiency on MS Office especially excelWhat We’re Looking For:We’re looking for a highly organised team player with strong IT skills, particularly in MS Excel, and excellent communication abilities. You’ll be able to prioritise tasks effectively, work independently when required, and integrate seamlessly into collaborative teams, bringing a positive, proactive attitude to everything you do.Why Anglian Water?This is a great opportunity to develop your career in finance and commercial management while playing a key role in delivering capital projects that make a real impact. You’ll gain exposure to financial planning, supplier management, and performance monitoring across a diverse portfolio, working closely with colleagues and stakeholders to drive value, efficiency, and continuous improvement.If you enjoy analysing data, problem-solving, and contributing to high-profile projects within a supportive and collaborative team, this role offers both challenge and development opportunities.Closing date: 18th March 2026#loveeverydrop Read Less
  • Fire Risk Assessor  

    - Grantham
    Salary: Circa £42,000, depending on skills and experience Full-timewit... Read More
    Salary: Circa £42,000, depending on skills and experience Full-timewith flexibility for part-time.37 hours per week/permanent Location: Covering Anglian Water locations across Bedfordshire/Buckinghamshire/South LincolnshireHybrid working, with regular travel to sites expected around AW region Private health careDouble-matched pensionVirtual GP service for you and your householdLife assurance at 8 times salaryAbout the RoleAre you passionate about fire safety and ready to make a real impact? Anglian Water is seeking a professional, authoritative Fire Risk Assessor to join our Health and Safety team. In this pivotal role, you’ll deliver and support fire risk assessments, provide specialist advice, and ensure compliance with UK legislation and standards. You’ll work closely with managers, employees, and contractors to promote a strong fire safety culture, contributing to a cohesive strategy that reduces fire risk and supports best practice across all operational areas.Key ResponsibilitiesExpert Fire Risk Assessment & Advice: Review and develop Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs) using PAS 79-1 methodology; undertake FRAs at Anglian Water locations, ensuring a standardised, legally compliant approach.Provide timely, practical fire safety advice to managers, employees, and contractors.Influence and coach staff to embed compliant fire safety practices.Collaborate with internal teams and external partners to align fire safety controls and systems with company strategy.Organise and conduct follow-up visits and evidence reviews to confirm compliance.Contribute to technical discussions and continuous improvement initiatives.Drive a culture of continuous improvement in Fire Safety and Health & Safety.About YouQualification in Fire Safety / Fire Risk Assessment (e.g., NEBOSH Fire Safety Certificate or equivalent)Applied knowledge of UK fire safety legislation (RRO 2005, Fire Safety Act 2021, Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022)Good understanding of UK fire safety legislationStrong verbal and written communication skillsGood MS Office skills and strong attention to detailMembership of an accredited fire protection organisation (desirable)Valid UK driving licenceAs a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to: Personal private health care Life assurance (up to 8 x salary) Personal accident cover (up to 5 x salary)Double-matched pension (maximum 6% employee contribution)26 days annual leave – rising with length of service and the ability to buy more Excellent family friendly policies, such as 26 weeks full pay for maternity / adoption leave, as well as 4 weeks paid paternity / partner leave. Opportunity for shared parental pay Bonus scheme Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle. Inclusion at Anglian Water:  We value the representation & diversity within our communities. Inclusion is for everyone and we are an equal opportunity employer, which means we’ll consider all suitably qualified applicants regardless of gender identity or expression, ethnic origin, nationality, religion or beliefs, age, sexual orientation, disability status or any other protected characteristic. We recruit and develop our people based on merit and their passion for creating better outcomes, and we’re committed to creating an environment where all our colleagues feel they belong. Ready to make a difference?
    Apply now to join Anglian Water’s Health and Safety Team as a Fire Risk Assessor and help us deliver safer workplaces for everyone.Closing date: Sunday 29th MarchInterviews: #LI-LC1 Read Less
  • Electrical Maintenance Technician - Pumping Stations  

    - Thetford
    Circa £44,000 depending on skills and experience + company van (Earn u... Read More
    Circa £44,000 depending on skills and experience + company van (Earn up to £58,000 Basic with further training and experience)All PPE, tools, and fuel card providedFull time, permanent, 37 hoursRegional travel: Covering Attleborough, Norwich, Thetford and surrounding areasDive into a world of opportunity!Get ready to make a difference and join us as a Electrical Maintenance Technician in our proactive pumping station servicing teams, responsible for optimising performance and resilience of our assets by utilising technology such as Ovarro data. With support from a collaborative team, you will have an opportunity to develop your commercial and/ or industrial experience with assets such as: Starter panels, motors and level control instruments Experience working with Mechanical /Electrical control systems, telemetry systems and general water industry plant maintenance would also be advantageous. As a valued employee, the benefits you’ll be entitled to: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% (18% total)Bonus scheme Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle. A flexible working cultureLife Assurance at eight times your salaryPersonal Accident cover – up to 5x your salaryLots of great discounts Paid time off when you’re physically and mentally unwellAn excellent Family Leave package – to help you support your familyWhat does it take to be a Electrical Maintenance Technician ?To be successful in this role, you will have obtained an NVQ level 3 Electrical engineering qualification (or equivalent), completed a relevant apprenticeship and hold a full UK driving licence. Inclusion at Anglian Water Inclusion is for everyone, and we are an equal opportunity employer, which means we’ll consider all suitably qualified applicants regardless of gender identity or expression, ethnic origin, nationality, religion or beliefs, age, sexual orientation, disability status or any other protected characteristic. We recruit and develop our people based on merit and their passion for creating better outcomes, and we’re committed to creating an environment where all our colleagues feel they belong. Closing date: 08/03/26#loveeverydrop  Read Less
  • Process Safety Manager  

    - King's Lynn
    Job Title: Process Safety ManagerLocation: Anglian Water Region Contra... Read More
    Job Title: Process Safety ManagerLocation: Anglian Water Region Contract: Permanent Full-Time Circa £65kAt Anglian Water, our values are that together, we will: Build trust, do the right thing, and we are always exploring.What Will You Be Doing as a Process Safety Manager?You'll lead the development and delivery of our process safety strategy, ensuring alignment across the business and strengthening how we manage major hazards. Your work will focus on implementing the Process Safety Management System, developing common design and engineering standards, supporting the use of PSPIs, and ensuring robust risk assessments and hazard identification. You will provide expert advice during high‑risk incidents, prepare the organisation for emerging process technologies, influence internal and external stakeholders, and develop a team of up to 10 Process Safety Engineers. You may also represent Anglian Water at industry forums and deputise for the Group Process Safety Lead when required.What Does It Take to Be a Process Safety Manager?• Degree in Process or Mechanical Engineering• Chartered Engineer status• Significant experience in Process Safety within a high‑hazard industry• Experience working with Competent Authorities• Demonstrable experience of leading and developing teams• Nationally recognised Process Safety qualification• Nationally recognised Safety qualification• Strong understanding of COMAH, DSEAR, PHA, MOC and risk management• Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, PFDs and Hazardous Area drawings• Minimum 10 years’ engineering experience supporting operations and/or projects• Ability to influence senior leaders and work across complex, multi‑disciplinary teams• Highly computer literate with experience using process safety software• Experience working with partner organisations or alliances• Project management qualifications (desirable)Why Anglian Water?Bonus schemeBusiness Need Vehicle AllowancePrivate health careCompetitive pension schemeUp to 26 days annual leave, increasing with length of serviceFlexible benefits to support your wellbeingInclusion is for EveryoneWe are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates. We focus on merit, values and passion for creating better outcomes, and we are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels they belong.If you think this is the next step for your career, apply today!#Closing Date: 11 March 2026#loveeverydrop Read Less
  • Lead Maintenance Engineer  

    - Norwich
    Salary: £42,000 - £60,000, dependingon skills and experienceCompany va... Read More
    Salary: £42,000 - £60,000, dependingon skills and experienceCompany vanFull time, with flexibility for part-time37 hours a week, permanent Location: Cambridge and NorwichPrivate health careDouble-matched pensionVirtual GP service for you and your householdLife assurance at 8 times salaryMake Every Drop of Your Potential CountWhat will you be doing?The Lead Maintenance Engineer will play a pivotal role in the oversight and delivery of critical maintenance activities, with a particular focus on process safetycritical tasks. The roleis responsible fordelivering a comprehensive maintenance programme across designated sites, including time-based, condition-based, andperformancebasedinterventionsthrough the local maintenance teams and designated framework contractors,while driving improvements that reduce asset downtime and increase asset availability.You will also play a key role in aligning planned work with local shutdowns to improve efficiency in the delivery of planned, condition-based, and performance-based maintenance activities. We are seeking an individual who thrives in a collaborative environment andpossessesstrong communicationskills to effectively liaise with a wide range of teams.You will:Drive improvements in the performance and efficiency of operational assets and maintenance activities within the assigned area. Ensure the effective day-to-day delivery of planned and reactive maintenance work. Own the design, development, and optimisation of Condition-Based Monitoring (CBM) routes and associated alerts. Ensure all safetycriticalequipment maintenance activities are completed on time and in line with compliance requirements. Provide mechanical and electrical technical support to Maintenance Managers and their teams. Lead and undertake project work within the area, including initiatives to reduce operating costs and optimise mechanical and electrical asset performanceWhat does it take to be aLeadMaintenanceEngineer?Possess a NVQ Level 3/4 or equivalent in a relevant maintenance discipline is essential Proven practical experience of fault finding and improvement of mechanical and electrical assets through Planned Preventative Maintenance and strong Root Cause Analysis skills Good understanding of Contractor managementand MOCpolicies and procedures Knowledge of Water Recycling processes and associated Health and Safety requirements knowledge is essentialExperience using various IT programmes including SAP,IRISand Power BIFlexible approach to work as the sitesoperate24 hours a day, 365 days a yearAbility to work autonomously Advocate of collaboration Forward thinking and pro-active individualFullUKdriving licenseAs a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to: Personal private health care Life assurance (up to 8 x salary) Personal accident cover (up to 5 x salary)Double-matched pension (maximum 6% employee contribution)26 days annual leave – rising with length of service and the ability to buy more Excellent family friendly policies, such as 26 weeks full pay for maternity / adoption leave, as well as 4 weeks paid paternity / partner leave. Opportunity for shared parental pay Bonus scheme Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle. If you are interested in adding value to our team and progressing your career with us, please apply today!Closing date:Sunday 29thMarch#loveeverydrop#LI-LC1 Read Less
  • Lead Maintenance Engineer  

    - Grimsby
    Salary: £42,000 - £60,000, dependingon skills and experienceCompany va... Read More
    Salary: £42,000 - £60,000, dependingon skills and experienceCompany vanFull time, with flexibility for part-time37 hours a week, permanent Location: Grimsby and Kings LynnPrivate health careDouble-matched pensionVirtual GP service for you and your householdLife assurance at 8 times salaryMake Every Drop of Your Potential CountWhat will you be doing?The Lead Maintenance Engineer will play a pivotal role in the oversight and delivery of critical maintenance activities, with a particular focus on process safetycritical tasks. The roleis responsible fordelivering a comprehensive maintenance programme across designated sites, including time-based, condition-based, andperformancebasedinterventionsthrough the local maintenance teams and designated framework contractors,while driving improvements that reduce asset downtime and increase asset availability.You will also play a key role in aligning planned work with local shutdowns to improve efficiency in the delivery of planned, condition-based, and performance-based maintenance activities. We are seeking an individual who thrives in a collaborative environment andpossessesstrong communicationskills to effectively liaise with a wide range of teams.You will:Drive improvements in the performance and efficiency of operational assets and maintenance activities within the assigned area. Ensure the effective day-to-day delivery of planned and reactive maintenance work. Own the design, development, and optimisation of Condition-Based Monitoring (CBM) routes and associated alerts. Ensure all safetycriticalequipment maintenance activities are completed on time and in line with compliance requirements. Provide mechanical and electrical technical support to Maintenance Managers and their teams. Lead and undertake project work within the area, including initiatives to reduce operating costs and optimise mechanical and electrical asset performanceWhat does it take to be aLeadMaintenanceEngineer?Possess a NVQ Level 3/4 or equivalent in a relevant maintenance discipline is essential Proven practical experience of fault finding and improvement of mechanical and electrical assets through Planned Preventative Maintenance and strong Root Cause Analysis skills Good understanding of Contractor managementand MOCpolicies and procedures Knowledge of Water Recycling processes and associated Health and Safety requirements knowledge is essentialExperience using various IT programmes including SAP,IRISand Power BIFlexible approach to work as the sitesoperate24 hours a day, 365 days a yearAbility to work autonomously Advocate of collaboration Forward thinking and pro-active individualFullUKdriving licenseAs a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to: Personal private health care Life assurance (up to 8 x salary) Personal accident cover (up to 5 x salary)Double-matched pension (maximum 6% employee contribution)26 days annual leave – rising with length of service and the ability to buy more Excellent family friendly policies, such as 26 weeks full pay for maternity / adoption leave, as well as 4 weeks paid paternity / partner leave. Opportunity for shared parental pay Bonus scheme Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle. If you are interested in adding value to our team and progressing your career with us, please apply today!Closing date:Sunday 29thMarch#loveeverydrop#LI-LC1 Read Less
  • DSEAR Engineer - Electrical (ATEX Inspector)  

    - Peterborough
    DSEAR Engineer - Electrical (ATEX Inspector)Location: Milton Keynes, N... Read More
    DSEAR Engineer - Electrical (ATEX Inspector)Location: Milton Keynes, Northampton, Bedford, or PeterboroughContract: PermanentSalary: Circa £50000 dependant on skills and experienceShape a Safer, More Resilient Future with Anglian WaterAre you an experienced electrical professional with a passion for safety in hazardous areas? Do you want to play a vital role in safeguarding people, assets, and the environment by applying your technical expertise where it truly matters? If so, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.We’re looking for a DSEAR Engineer – Electrical to join our expert-led Process Safety team. As a recognised Subject Matter Expert, you’ll be central to our compliance with the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR), ensuring Anglian Water continues to lead the industry in safe, reliable, and sustainable water services.What You’ll Be DoingAs a DSEAR Engineer, you’ll carry out ATEX inspections and risk assessments across a wide variety of electrical assets within potentially explosive atmospheres. You’ll take ownership of compliance documentation and support any resulting complex remedial work.Your responsibilities will include:· Conducting ATEX electrical inspections in hazardous areas under BS EN 60079-17· Reviewing classification reports, zone drawings, and other safety documentation· Identify and help deliver remedial work based on asset risk, cost, and compliance· Performing risk assessments aligned with internal codes of practice· Auditing appointed persons and external contractors for safety and technical compliance· Advising on the selection and installation of ATEX/EX-rated electrical equipment· Mentoring and coaching DSEAR Technicians, Apprentices, and Competent Persons· Deputising for the DSEAR Technical Manager and representing the business where needed· Providing relevant advice and support to the wider businessAbout YouYou’re a highly skilled electrician with proven experience in hazardous area compliance, inspections, and safety documentation. You’re driven by the need to do things properly, always striving for improvement while supporting others to do the same. You’re as confident analysing risk as you are engaging with stakeholders, and you have a sharp eye for detail when it comes to both inspections and compliance reporting.To succeed in this role, you’ll need:A recognised electrical qualification (ONC/OND/NVQ3 or equivalent)CompEx certification (minimum 01–04) – with 05–06 desirableC&G 2391 Electrical Inspection and Testing desirableStrong knowledge of BS EN 60079-14 & 17 and DSEAR relevant documentationPractical experience of inspection, maintenance, and risk mitigation in hazardous areasUnderstanding of flammable gas/liquid risks, and common EX protection concepts (e.g. EXd, EXe, EXi)Strong written and verbal communication skills with experience preparing detailed technical reportsFamiliarity with CDM Regulations and contractor auditingWhy Join Us?At Anglian Water, we’re building a safer, more resilient future by putting process safety and environmental protection at the centre of our operations. As a DSEAR Engineer, you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping how we manage hazardous areas and support innovation and excellence across our entire asset base.You’ll benefit from:Personal private health careCompany VanLife cover – 8x annual salary26 days holiday plus bank holidays (with flexibility for religious holidays)Flexible working opportunitiesCompetitive pension scheme – we double-match your contributions up to 6%Bonus scheme and a wide range of lifestyle benefitsOngoing training and clear development pathways in a values-led organisationReady to Make an Impact?If you’re ready to take ownership, apply your expertise, and be part of a team committed to protecting people and the planet, apply today to become Anglian Water’s next DSEAR Engineer. Read Less
  • Senior Process Engineer  

    - Peterborough
    Senior Process EngineerJoin the @one Alliance – a collaborative partne... Read More
    Senior Process EngineerJoin the @one Alliance – a collaborative partnership of eight industry‑leading companies (Anglian Water, Balfour Beatty, Barhale, Binnies, MMB, MWH Treatment, Skanska, and SWECO) delivering over half of Anglian Water’s capital investment programme. As we prepare for the challenges and opportunities of AMP8, we’re looking for talented individuals to help us shape the future of water infrastructure.At Anglian Water, we’re – ensuring we remain competitive, attractive, and rewarding for both existing and prospective employees. By , we’re committed to recognising and rewarding our people fairly and transparently, while through a culture that prioritises health, safety, and wellbeing.Your Purpose
    As a Senior Process Engineer within one of our four business units, you will provide technical leadership and direction to process engineers, ensuring that process design deliverables are thoroughly checked, fit for purpose, and meet all required standards and project outcomes.What You’ll Be DoingLead and manage quality through the process design workflow to deliver projects on time, within cost, and to quality standards.Review mass balances, process sizing, hydraulic calculations, P&IDs, process flow diagrams, and other design documentation to ensure technical accuracy and compliance.Check construction site design queries and change requests to provide prompt, accurate responses and maintain design integrity.Support Project Design Managers with design planning and stakeholder engagement for process design acceptance.Provide technical input for supplier contracts and deliverables review.Champion health, safety, and welfare, ensuring all designs comply with process standards and hazardous area regulations (DSEAR).Mentor and develop junior engineers, fostering professional growth and promoting best practice.Embrace innovation and digital technologies to drive continuous improvement and reduce carbon impact in design.Participate in wider Anglian Water initiatives such as HAZOPs, technical standards forums, and emergency response activities.About You
    We’re seeking a proactive and experienced Senior Process Engineer with strong leadership and technical skills. Ideally, you will have:An engineering degree (Chemical, Mechanical, Process Engineering) or equivalent experience.Chartered status or working towards chartership.Extensive experience within the water sector, particularly process design and capital delivery projects.Thorough knowledge of relevant regulations, standards, and environmental requirements.A proven track record of mentoring and developing junior engineers.Experience in a Design & Build environment is advantageous but not essential.Strong leadership, communication, and decision-making abilities with a collaborative approach.A genuine commitment to sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of engineering solutions.Depending on your skills, experience, and interests, you could be aligned to one of our four business units:Place Based Thinking
    The Place Based Thinking team delivers some of the largest and most complex projects across the @one Alliance. Made up of six Senior Project Manager teams, we oversee 19 catchments, covering key sites such as Whitlingham, Flag Fen, Great Billing, Cotton Valley, Bedford, Colchester, and Ipswich Cliff Quays. These projects involve managing all parts of the network from rising and gravity mains, pumping stations, high spilling overflows, and water recycling centres.Water
    The Water Business Unit provides strategic support across the clean water network, covering both system performance and infrastructure planning. We assess the future hydraulic state of the network in response to population growth and increased demand, support the design and delivery of capital and infrastructure schemes to ensure hydraulic resilience, and work with optimisation teams to enhance overall network efficiency.Water Recycling (East and West)
    Our Water Recycling Business Unit, split into East and West regions, is responsible for the collection, conveyance, and treatment of wastewater across an extensive network. We operate over 76,000 km of sewerage infrastructure and 1,163 treatment centres, ensuring safe and sustainable discharge to the environment while driving innovation and environmental performance.Why Join Us?This is a fantastic opportunity to work with one of the UK’s most successful capital delivery alliances. You’ll have the chance to contribute to cutting‑edge projects that shape the future of water infrastructure, working alongside a team of experts across various disciplines. We offer a culture that values innovation, continuous learning, and professional growth, with a focus on delivering sustainable solutions that make a positive environmental impact.At Anglian Water, we believe in being Safer Every DaySafety is at the heart of everything we do. Being means making positive choices, moment by moment, to protect ourselves and those around us. We listen, learn, and speak up— and always striving for better outcomes. Through shared responsibility and a commitment to continual improvement, we create a culture where health, safety and wellbeing come first. Together, we will be the change. Read Less
  • Location - Corby and the surrounding areasStart date - August 2026Star... Read More
    Location - Corby and the surrounding areas
    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: 15/03/2026Next 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. Read Less
  • Electrical Asset Technician  

    - Milton Keynes
    £44,000, plus overtime and standby, with opportunity for pay progressi... Read More
    £44,000, plus overtime and standby, with opportunity for pay progression up to £58,000Business use of company van, tools and PPE equipment Permanent, Full time, 37 hours p/w, with flexibility for part timeLocation: Milton Keynes, Bedford and surrounding areas Personal private health careVirtual GP service for you and your householdDouble-matched pension scheme up to 6% (18% total)Life assurance at 8 times salaryThink electricity and water don’t mix? Think again... Our skilled team of industrial electricians are a vital part of the Water Supply family; keeping our treatment works running smoothly to ensure the supply of 1.3bn litres of clean, safe drinking water to 5 million customers, every single day. We’re looking to grow our team, building resilience through training, development and with clear routes for career progression. Join us as we gear up for a period of huge growth, with new and innovative projects transforming the way we work, whilst staying true to our purpose; to bring social and environmental prosperity to the region we serve. You’ll get the opportunity to gain valuable skills, qualifications and experience, while being part of a company dedicated to building a sustainable future. Key responsibilities: You’ll be responsible for wiring, installing, maintaining and controlling the high diversity of electrical equipment necessary to treat and distribute water. This includes: Calibrating and maintaining technical analytical equipmentInvestigate asset trends and carry out electrical interventions Assist electrical framework contractors and internal high voltage, optimisation and automation teams Utilise electrical drawings to troubleshoot and resolve issues React to technical issues to maintain water supply What does it take to be an Electrical Asset Technician? Level 3 electrical qualification ANDCompleted an electrical apprenticeship Strong health & safety focusIndustrial electrical experience Ability to work standby-by and overtime as necessaryAs well as carrying out planned & reactive maintenance on our electrical assets, you will work towards a Licence to Operate Qualification to enable you to operate and maintain water treatment assets and processes. As a valued employee, you’ll also be entitled to:  Personal private health care including physiotherapy 24-hour Virtual GP service for you and your household 25 days annual leave – rising with length of service Double-matched pension scheme (18% total)Bonus scheme Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle Life Assurance (8x salary) Personal Accident cover (up to 5x salary) An excellent Family Leave package – to help you support your family including enhanced maternity, paternity, and shared parental leave policies Inclusion at Anglian Water  Join us and make a difference. Our customers come from a wide range of backgrounds, and we think our workplace should reflect that. We are committed to making sure all our colleagues feel they belong and are supported to succeed.Closing date: 15/03/26#loveeverydrop#LI-AP1 Read Less

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