Water Quality Scientist – Data-Driven Risk & Quality

Anglian Water Services; Grantham; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private health care

Pension scheme

Virtual GP service

Annual leave 26 days

Life assurance

Personal accident cover

Family friendly policies

Bonus scheme

Flexible benefits

Job summary

Anglian Water Services in the Grantham area is seeking a Water Process Scientist to help ensure the optimum quality of water produced from our treatment works. You will work onsite and with data to continually improve water quality from source to tap.

The role involves reviewing standards, investigating risks, supporting Drinking Water Safety Planning, and advising operations. A degree or postgraduate science qualification is required, with strong data interpretation and collaboration skills.

Qualifications

• Educated to degree or postgraduate level in a relevant scientific subject or equivalent qualification or experience.
• Excellent data interpretation skills.
• Able to influence those around you to protect wholesomeness of our water.

Responsibilities

• Regularly review water quality standards across the area to support excellent water quality from treatment works.
• Identify and mitigate water quality risks from source to tap including abstraction management.
• Deliver and continually improve water quality risk assessments and water quality action plans.
• Be the key point of contact for local operations teams for water quality risk assessment.
• Lead development of short- and medium-term strategies to reduce risks to water quality.

Skills

Data interpretation

Critical thinking

Interpersonal skills

Influence others

Education

Degree or postgraduate in science

Job description

Anglian Water Services in the Grantham area is seeking a Water Process Scientist to help ensure the optimum quality of water produced from our treatment works. You will work onsite and with data to continually improve water quality from source to tap.

The role involves reviewing standards, investigating risks, supporting Drinking Water Safety Planning, and advising operations. A degree or postgraduate science qualification is required, with strong data interpretation and collaboration skills.