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Anglian Water seeks a Senior Commissioning Engineer to lead commissioning across complex Clean Water projects as AMP8 progresses. You will act as a technical expert, mentor apprentices and collaborate with engineering, construction and operations teams to ensure safe handover of assets.
You will develop commissioning plans, RAMS, test deliverables and deliver on-site activities while upholding AWS safety procedures such as POSWSH and POSTEL, delivering reliable water services across the Anglian
Location: Anglian Water regions
Salary: £50,000 - £55,000
Are you passionate about delivering safe, clean and reliable drinking water for millions of customers? Do you thrive when leading commissioning activity for complex engineering projects, mentoring others and ensuring every asset performs to the highest standard?
As Anglian Water progresses into
AMP8, we are investing heavily in upgrading and expanding our Clean Water infrastructure—treatment works, pumping stations, network enhancements and advanced digital control systems. Our Commissioning Team plays a vital part in ensuring these new assets perform safely, efficiently and consistently from day one.
Working within our Water Business Unit, you’ll help bring major AMP8 Clean Water schemes into operational service, directly contributing to resilience, quality and regulatory compliance across the region.
We are seeking a skilled and proactive
Senior Commissioning Engineer to lead commissioning across complex Clean Water projects.
You will act as a technical expert and mentor, helping standardise best practice, supporting early-stage design, and leading on-site commissioning activities throughout AMP8. You’ll collaborate closely with engineering, construction, operational and portfolio teams to ensure new assets are handed over safely and in full working order.
A proactive, technically capable commissioning engineer with Clean Water experience, excellent communication skills and the confidence to lead commissioning delivery on complex sites.
Experience delivering AMP projects would be beneficial but not essential.