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Join the Environment Agency as part of the Water Quality Regulatory Development team, focusing on enhancing water sector regulations. This role involves coaching staff, developing audit processes, and collaborating with teams nationwide to ensure effective environmental management. Ideal for candidates with a background in civil engineering or environmental science, this position promotes a supportive and inclusive culture.
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Do you enjoy coaching and developing the skills of others?
Do you enjoy developing processes by working with colleagues across different teams to secure transparent and effective environmental regulation?
You will join a water quality focused regulatory team of specialists enabling strategic change within the water sector, particularly focusing on storm overflows.
Working proactively with Environment Agency teams and external organisations, the role will lead the development of audit processes for water quality investigations under the Storm Overflows Assessment Framework and Environment Act. You will also develop training courses on Urban Pollution Management (UPM), respond to technical queries, and coach staff on sewerage and water quality investigations.
We’re a dispersed team working with various teams across the country involved in water regulation and water quality planning.
Responding to incidents is central to our work. You’ll have the option to participate in incident response and provide business continuity support, which may include additional payment and full training.
This role is part of the Water Quality Regulatory Development team in Water Industry Regulation. The team is dispersed nationwide. The successful candidate must be able to work independently while maintaining effective communication with stakeholders.
We promote an inclusive, positive, and supportive culture where everyone feels valued. We leverage evidence, expertise, and innovation to enhance delivery, influence policy and legislation, and secure resources.
Flexible office location; occasional travel and overnight stays may be required.
We welcome diverse applicants, including disabled, neurodiverse, LGBT+, and ethnic minorities. Job share applications are encouraged.
For more information, contact: phil.hulme@environment-agency.gov.uk or tel. +447801900977.
Apply via the Candidate Pack and Additional Information document. Applications are assessed based on competency questions. Interviews via MS Teams are scheduled for the week of 23rd June 2025.
By consenting to be on a reserve list, your details will be kept for 6 months for potential future roles.
Note: The Environment Agency is not part of HM Civil Service; therefore, employment does not confer civil service status. We promote diversity and flexible working, including job sharing and guaranteed interviews for disabled applicants.