Environmental Data Analyst

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Environmental Data Analyst Level 4 Apprentice

Environmental Data Analyst Apprentice

Environmental Data Analyst Apprentice

Environmental Data Analyst Level 4 Apprentice

Environmental Data Analyst Level 4 Apprentice - Reading, Berkshire

Data Analyst

This role plays an important part in protecting our local environment. You’ll be part of our Wastewater Control Room team, helping us prevent pollution by monitoring performance across our sewage treatment works, pumping stations and the wider network. Much of your day will focus on understanding how our treatment sites are performing and making sure the right actions happen quickly. As new systems and technology are introduced, this role will continue to develop, giving you opportunities to learn and grow.

What you’ll be doing as an Environmental Data Analyst

Working shifts in the Wastewater Control Room, monitoring system alerts and smart tool data
Carrying out desktop impact and risk assessments to identify potential pollution
Investigating treatment works, pumping stations and network performance to understand issues
Coordinating urgent field responses and managing multiple pollution cases at once
Providing clear updates to the Environment Agency, Natural England and other stakeholders
Keeping accurate records of information received, decisions made, and actions taken
Producing data-driven reports and supporting improvements to tools and working practicesBase location: Kemble Court, Reading
Working hours: This is a rotating shift-based role. The  shift pattern is:

Early shift: 06:00 to 14:45
Late shift: 13:15 to 22:00What you should bring to the role

A proactive, organised approach and confidence in managing a high volume of work in a busy environment
The ability to interpret data, trends and patterns and produce clear written reports.
Strong communication skills and experience working with multiple colleagues and stakeholders.
Good IT skills, including Excel, Word and confidence using operational systems
An interest in environmental protection and a willingness to learn new systems and technology.
Awareness of process plant operations, such as sewage treatment works or pumping stations, would be beneficial.
Experience using SCADA systems or smart tools, or an interest in developing this skill.What’s in it for you?

Competitive salary from £34,820 up to £46,000 per annum, depending on skills and experience.
26 days holiday per year, increasing to 30 with the length of service. (plus bank holidays)
Generous Pension Scheme through AON.
Access to lots of benefits to help you take care of yourself and your family’s health and wellbeing, and your finances – from annual health MOTs and access to physiotherapy and counselling, to Cycle to Work schemes, shopping vouchers and life assurance.Find out more about our benefits and perks

Who are we?
We’re the UK’s largest water and wastewater company, with more than 16 million customers relying on us every day to supply water for their taps and toilets. We want to build a better future for all, helping our customers, communities, people, and the planet to thrive. It’s a big job and we’ve got a long way to go, so we need help from passionate and skilled people, committed to making a difference and getting us to where we want to be in the years and decades to come.

Learn more about our purpose and values
Working at Thames Water
Thames Water is a unique, rewarding, and diverse place to work, where every day you can make a difference, yet no day is the same. As part of our family, you’ll enjoy meaningful career opportunities, flexible working arrangements and excellent benefits.

If you’re looking for a sustainable and successful career where you can make a daily difference to millions of people’s lives while helping to protect the world of water for future generations, we’ll be here to support you every step of the way. Together, we can build a better future for our customers, our region, and our planet.

Real purpose, real support, real opportunities. Come and join the Thames Water family. Why choose us? Learn more.

We’re committed to being a great, diverse, and inclusive place to work. We welcome applications from everyone and want to ensure you feel supported throughout the recruitment process. If you need any adjustments, whether that’s extra time, accessible formats, or anything else, just let us know. We’re here to help and support.

When a crisis happens, we all rally around to support our customers. As part of Team Thames, you’ll have the opportunity to sign up to support our customers on the frontline as an ambassador. Full training will be given for what is undoubtedly an incredibly rewarding experience. It’s also a great opportunity to learn more about our business and meet colleagues.

Disclaimer: Due to the high volume of applications we receive, we may close the advert earlier than the advertised date, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment

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