The role

Do you have the leadership, planning and engineering expertise to help ensure essential assets remain safe, compliant and ready for the future?

We're looking for a Regulatory Maintenance Manager to lead the delivery of our regulatory maintenance programme. In this role, you'll work with a wide range of colleagues and stakeholders to ensure inspections and maintenance activities are planned effectively, completed safely and meet regulatory requirements.

You'll play a key role in helping us adapt to changing legislation, maintain high standards of compliance and support the reliable operation of critical water and wastewater assets.

What you'll be doing

Reporting to the Regulatory Compliance Manager, you'll be responsible for coordinating regulatory inspections and maintenance activities, ensuring work is delivered safely, efficiently and in line with quality, cost and compliance expectations.

You'll:

• Lead and support a team responsible for delivering regulatory maintenance activities, helping colleagues develop the skills and knowledge needed to succeed.
• Develop and manage compliance plans across a one-to-three-year horizon, including work programmes, site access arrangements and planned shutdown activities.
• Work closely with Environmental and Scientific Services, Water and Wastewater teams and other stakeholders to understand legislative changes and translate requirements into practical action plans.
• Manage inspection budgets and support decision-making relating to maintenance and remedial work.
• Maintain compliance records, certification and performance information within corporate systems.
• Ensure procedures, job plans and access arrangements are clearly documented, communicated and consistently applied.
• Identify opportunities to improve planning, efficiency and service delivery while reducing disruption to operational activities.
• Support a culture of safety, collaboration and continuous improvement across the team.

What you'll bring

We're looking for someone who combines technical knowledge with strong planning and people skills.

You'll have:

• An engineering qualification in a relevant discipline.
• Experience leading, supporting or coordinating teams and contractors to deliver high-quality outcomes.
• Experience planning and delivering maintenance, inspection or compliance programmes through effective work management practices.
• Strong financial awareness and experience managing budgets and resources effectively.