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From having a good cuppa to keeping things clean, Laura and the Water Resources team know nothing’s more important than keeping your taps running day and night 🚰 She works hard everyday to safeguard our water supply, both now and for future generations 💧 If you’re looking for a career where you’ll really make a difference, then why not explore our Graduate Programme – now open for 2024 applications! Find out more here https://lnkd.in/d3e4USS
As announced in our business plans and our Water Resources Management Plan, we’re investing in two new reservoirs, one in Lincolnshire, and another in the Cambridgeshire Fen in partnership with Cambridge Water. Delivering our Shared Ambition outlines how we will hold ourselves to high standards to deliver the ambitions that we, our regional partners and our customers all have for the reservoirs. This – alongside the commitments we already have as a business – will help us develop the best possible proposals and create a lasting, positive legacy for our region. Discover how we’re working to create a place where water, people and nature come together
Exciting positions arising within our Major Infrastructure Team, working on multi-billion pound projects! Anglian Water’s Major Infrastructure Team helps to meet tomorrow’s challenges today by planning and delivering high-quality large scale infrastructure for the East of England. Our projects help address challenges such as securing water supply for future generations, reaching net zero, adapting to climate change and restoring the environment. We aim to deliver new jobs, improved opportunities for people in communities across the region and boost local economies. The projects you may already be familiar with are: Cambridge’s Waste Water Treatment Plant Relocation project and our two new proposed raw water reservoirs in Lincolnshire and the Fens (each of which are similar in size to Grafham Water). We are also in the early stages of planning for various accelerated AMP8 projects, including new pipelines and a water reuse scheme. These are the positions we will be looking to recruit over the coming months - Project Management and Engineering Management senior leadership roles, Planning & Stakeholder Programme Coordinator, Assistant Quantity Surveyor, Planning Lead, Programme Administrator (and many more!) If you are keen to register your interest or discuss any of these positions, then please get in touch with Zoe Perich zperich@anglianwater.co.uk or visit https://anglianwatercareers.co.uk/
Our business plan, which we have just submitted to Ofwat, will deliver £9 billion of essential investment in the East of England. It was created in consultation with our customers, and it balances ambition and affordability. It will create over 7,000 jobs and meet the unique challenges facing our fast-growing and climate-stressed region, helping the East of England to thrive and prosper. Importantly, 73% of customers surveyed support our proposals. By 2030, we will have prepared two new reservoirs for construction, which will supply 625,000 properties across our region, and £476 million will be allocated to support new housing, plus the extension of our strategic pipeline will help ensure the region remains resilient to drought. We will support all customers at risk of water poverty including an industry-first medical needs discount. We will double our investment in the environment to £4 billion – with £1 billion specifically to tackle storm overflows, and create treatment wetlands the size of 100 football pitches. By 2030 average bills will rise by just 21p a day and we will have doubled our package of financial support for customers.
Business for Nature have launched 12 sector-specific reports to highlight what businesses need to do to play their part in addressing the climate and biodiversity crisis. Our Catchment and Biodiversity team were pleased to contribute to the water utilities report and highlight the water industry’s top priorities – to reduce unsustainable abstraction, reduce pollution, avoid greenhouse gas emissions and restore ecosystems. Read the full report here https://lnkd.in/eTRNMz6x
Last Friday, staff from across the @one Alliance took part in a litter pick in Fengate, Peterborough in connection with our ongoing £3.3 million sewer rehabilitation scheme. The team dedicated several hours to clean surrounding paths, parks & public areas. Gathering a total of 35 bags of litter including a bike lock & a toy tractor. It's important to us in the @one Alliance that we dedicate time to give back to the community we serve everyday!
Meet our paw-some leak detectives, who are specially trained to sniff out hidden leaks - we train together to keep our furry friends' water bowls around the region full! 🐾 With a far more powerful sense of smell than humans, their noses are able to sniff out even the faintest scent of a water leak underground. Watch the video at https://www.anglianwater.co.uk/services/water-supply/leakage/ to find out more about our four-legged team and how they track down leaks no one else can find, to make sure taps keep flowing now and for generations to come
Anglian Water are proud to be part of the OFWAT Breakthrough Challenge supporting the wider water industry in reducing carbon emissions through our Triple Carbon Reduction project. Learn more about how we’re breaking ground with our keys partners. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7102281766568087552/
We’re excited to be at the Milton Keynes Job Show again this year! Our team will be at the job show on Friday 8 and Saturday 9 September showcasing the exciting opportunities we have available and what life is like at Anglian Water 💧 So if you’re looking for a new career opportunity, come and visit us! Or if you can’t wait, visit https://lnkd.in/dsgc8cY to see our current opportunities.
We’re excited to be sponsoring and joining everyone at Lincoln Pride again this year 🏳️🌈 Pride is important to us because we believe that a diverse workforce creates idea generation and strengthens our adaptability to overcome future challenges. Our culture of openness, respect and honesty is built on our inclusive approach to everything we do. And our inclusion-based approach recognises that individuals who work for us, or who want to work for us, will be valued, treated fairly, and respected for their individuality. If you’re going to be at Lincoln Pride on Saturday 19 August, we look forward to seeing you there! To find out more about inclusion at Anglian Water visit https://lnkd.in/dVzd5NWe
