Regulatory Reporting Analyst — Water Quality & Compliance

South East Water; Farnborough; On-site; GBP 33,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent Stakeholder pension scheme

5 weeks holiday plus bank holidays

Flexible annual leave policy

Paid volunteering days

Cycle to work scheme

Health cash plan

Life assurance

Wellbeing related benefits

Job summary

South East Water is seeking a detail-oriented regulatory reporting professional to support water quality performance monitoring. You will work with the Regulatory Reporting Team to analyse data, produce concise technical reports and ensure regulatory compliance for the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI).

The role requires a degree or equivalent, experience in technical reporting, strong communication skills, and knowledge of water quality regulation.

Qualifications

• Degree level or equivalent is required.
• Experience in writing technical reports and data analysis.
• Excellent communication skills and knowledge of Microsoft packages.
• Existing knowledge of water quality regulation is essential.

Responsibilities

• Producing key regulatory reports covering compliance failures and event reports.
• Legal instrument tracking and progress report writing.
• Analysis of large datasets to produce internal water quality reports for dissemination to other departments.
• Assistance with Water Safety Plan reporting.
• Production and review of Water Quality procedures and policies.
• Assistance in producing the Company’s monthly data return to be submitted to the DWI.

Skills

Data analysis

Technical report writing

Communication skills

Water quality regulation knowledge

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

South East Water is seeking a detail-oriented regulatory reporting professional to support water quality performance monitoring. You will work with the Regulatory Reporting Team to analyse data, produce concise technical reports and ensure regulatory compliance for the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI).

The role requires a degree or equivalent, experience in technical reporting, strong communication skills, and knowledge of water quality regulation.