Public Health à United States

which deliver regulatory commitments to the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI). You will need knowledge of Water Quality testing procedures and standards, ensuring that all aspects of testing are carried out using the correct processes and methods.

You'll be responsible for the analysis of high-volume, complex work streams, using the Laboratory LIMS system to report results and ensure samples are tested within the required priority deadlines and to the highest standard of Water Quality testing to ensure public health is protected.

Based out of our Nottingham cryptosporidium laboratory, working 37 hours over 4 days. Some of your key accountabilities will include:

1. Interpreting, checking, and reporting analytical data and quality controls in accordance with QMS requirements, with the ability to identify atypical results, investigate, and respond appropriately.
2. Understanding laboratory processes to identify and interpret atypical results or scenarios for correct action.
3. Rapid escalation and completion of non-conforming work investigations, identifying root causes, and implementing corrective and preventative actions.
4. Assisting with training, coaching, and mentoring colleagues.
5. Maintaining DWI and ISO 17025 competency by participating in proficiency testing schemes, maintaining CPD records, producing AQC data, and conducting method witness audits.
6. Providing technical support during incident & standby responses by identifying correct analysis parameters and evaluating results.

What you'll bring to the role:

We're seeking a Laboratory Scientist comfortable ensuring all work complies with documented procedures within the QMS to meet ISO17025 and regulatory standards.

Ideally, you have at least six months of lab experience, 5 higher-grade GCSEs or equivalent, and a minimum of HNC, HND, NVQ Level 3 in Chemistry/Biology or equivalent. Higher qualifications or professional memberships are a plus.

You should have an analytical, methodical mindset, effective communication skills, strong IT and problem-solving abilities, and good attention to detail for accurate record-keeping.

We value character traits like positivity and a caring attitude. We welcome diverse backgrounds, as they help us serve our communities better. We look for individuals ready to be involved and make a difference.

What's in it for you:

Building a career at Severn Trent with rewarding benefits, award-winning training, and opportunities to contribute to environmental and community well-being.

Some perks include:

• Salary £28,572.73 - £30,713.01 (depending on experience)
• 25 days holiday + bank holidays, with options to buy/sell days
• Annual bonus up to £1,500
• Leading pension scheme with employer contributions up to 15%
• Sharesave scheme
• Training through our 'Academy'
• Electric vehicle scheme and retail offers
• Family-friendly policies
• Two volunteering days per year

Next steps:

Prepare your updated CV and apply. For more info, search #LifeAtSevernTrent on social media. We’ll notify you of your application outcome after the closing date.