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Graduate Regional Process Scientist

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Wessex Water

2mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry, Junior & Mid Level
  • Bristol, +1

AI generated summary

  • You should have a science or engineering degree, strong chemistry knowledge, good analytical skills, COSHH knowledge, and a driving licence. Experience in phosphorus removal is a plus.
  • You will optimize chemical use, assist with management, monitor dosing systems, support engineering design, and collaborate with colleagues and suppliers on safety and operational activities.

Requirements

  • We are looking for a flexible, self-motivated and practical individual who can work well with people across various scenarios.
  • The role would suit someone with good analytical skills, a strong chemistry knowledge base and a keen interest in optimisation and innovation.
  • You should also be willing to undertake work on-site when required.
  • Ideally, you would have a degree (or equivalent) in a science or engineering discipline with experience working with chemicals within the water or chemical industry.
  • A knowledge of COSHH and health and safety practices when working with chemicals is required.
  • Experience in phosphorus removal from wastewater would be an advantage.
  • In addition, you will have good IT literacy and a full driving licence (a company vehicle will be provided).

Responsibilities

  • - You will work across the business helping to optimise the use of chemicals for cost and effectiveness, while also advising and providing training on their use and safe working practices.
  • - Working as part of a small team you will assist operations colleagues in the management of chemicals being used, from procurement to dosing.
  • - This is a varied and interesting role that will see you undertake both ongoing and short-term activities across areas, such as health and safety, engineering design and operations.
  • - You will help with the monitoring, control and troubleshooting of operational dosing systems while also being involved in aspects of engineering design, budget setting and training.
  • - You will work with various colleagues at all levels across operations, health and safety, engineering and procurement, as well as external suppliers, stakeholders and other water companies.

FAQs

What is the main focus of the Graduate Regional Process Scientist role?

The main focus of the role is to specialise in chemicals for the treatment of wastewater, optimising their use for cost and effectiveness while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

What qualifications are required for this position?

Ideally, candidates should have a degree (or equivalent) in a science or engineering discipline, along with experience working with chemicals within the water or chemical industry.

Will I need to travel for this job?

Yes, the role involves travelling to various sites across the region which covers Bristol, Salisbury, Bournemouth, Bridgwater, and everything in between.

Is experience in phosphorus removal from wastewater necessary?

Experience in phosphorus removal from wastewater is advantageous but not explicitly required.

What kind of training and support will be provided?

You will receive training on the use and safe working practices of chemicals, along with opportunities for career progression and professional development.

What types of activities will I be involved in?

You will be involved in ongoing and short-term activities across areas such as health and safety, engineering design, operations, and monitoring and troubleshooting of operational dosing systems.

Does the company provide a vehicle for job-related travel?

Yes, a company vehicle will be provided for job-related travel, and a full driving licence is required.

How does the company promote health and wellbeing?

The company offers a healthcare package, an interactive health and wellbeing platform, support from mental health first aiders, and enhanced family leave and pay arrangements.

What benefits can I expect in this job?

Benefits include total pension contributions up to 20%, 25 days' holiday rising to 28 with length of service, an electric car option, cashback and discounts from retailers, and more.

How does Wessex Water promote diversity and inclusion?

Wessex Water promotes diversity and inclusion by welcoming all applicants, signing the Armed Forces Covenant, and being a Disability Confident Employer.

Wessex Water

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Mission & Purpose

Wessex Water is the regional water and sewage treatment business serving an area of the south west of England, including Dorset, Somerset, Bristol, most of Wiltshire and parts of Gloucestershire and Hampshire. It is part of the Wessex Water Group, which comprises a number of other companies, alongside our regulated business, including engineering and construction, property development and waste management and renewable energy services. We are committed to giving all our customers excellent standards of service by providing high quality water and environmental services that protect health, improve the environment and give customers good value for money.