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Ready to own your future? At Scottish Water, our Summer Internship Programme empowers you to gain hands-on experience, tackle real challenges, and contribute to shaping Scotland’s future. This is more than just a summer job – it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful impact. As part of our team, you’ll play a key role in delivering essential services and infrastructure that help Scotland flourish every day. You’ll be joining us at a fascinating time, as we transform into a more agile, innovative organisation that delivers outstanding service, provides great value for money, and works in an environmentally sustainable way that goes beyond Net Zero. Graduating in 2027? Kickstart your career with a 12-week summer placement and start building your future today. What you’ll do As an Environmental Sustainability Intern within the Zero Emissions team, you’ll be at the forefront of Scottish Water’s ambitious mission to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040. This role goes beyond theory, giving you the chance to make a measurable impact from day one. You’ll gain practical experience in reducing land-based emissions, supporting woodland creation, peatland restoration, biodiversity enhancement, and catchment management initiatives. Your work will include mapping and analysing land related data, assessing environmental conditions, and identifying opportunities for restoration to maximise carbon sequestration and ecological benefits. You may also visit sites to observe restoration activities firsthand, assisting with surveys and monitoring efforts that inform data-driven decisions to combat climate change and improve water quality. In this role, you’ll engage with stakeholders at various levels, building strong, effective working relationships that drive collaborative success. You will also utilise and enhance geospatial analysis skills, interpreting spatial data to inform strategic decisions. Your ability to refine complex technical information into clear, comprehensible reports and messaging will be essential, ensuring that your insights are accessible to a wide audience. Moreover, you’ll contribute to broader sustainability projects, such as climate change adaptation and biodiversity, supporting Scottish Water’s comprehensive sustainability goals. This internship offers a unique opportunity to tackle real-world challenges, develop valuable skills, and make a tangible difference in our journey toward sustainability. This is a paid summer internship, with an hourly rate of £13.45, aligned with the Real Living Wage. The role is typically full-time (35 hours per week), though we’re open to discussing flexible working patterns where possible. For a 35-hour week, the equivalent annual salary would be approximately £24,574, pro-rated for the length of the internship. What you’ll need You’ll be in the penultimate year of university, or maybe about to do a Masters. Either way, you’ll be on course for at least a 2:2 degree. And it goes without saying that you will be available for the full placement time: 12 weeks. You’ll be studying towards a degree in an environmental subject, such as Environmental Science, Sustainability, or a related field. A strong interest in emissions reduction and/or data analysis is essential, as you’ll be working with both environmental data and sustainability projects. Most of all, you’ll bring curiosity, enthusiasm, and a real desire to learn – along with the motivation to apply what you’re studying in a practical, real-world environments. You’ll need to live within commuting distance of Edinburgh or Stepps, as this role will be aligned to one of our key office locations. In terms of essential requirements? That’s it. But here’s the thing… We receive thousands of applications for our internship roles each year. So what helps candidates stand out? Here are a few things we love to see: • CVs that tell us more than just your grades. Show us what you’ve learned, what interests you, and what motivates you., • Cover letters that explain why Scottish Water – and why this particular internship appeals to you., • Applications that demonstrate our values: Bold, Responsible, Inspiring and Caring. Looking out for you While the work we do is important, it’s not the only thing that matters. That’s why we support a healthy work-life balance and flexible ways of working where possible. You’ll gain meaningful experience, build your professional network, and get a real feel for what a future career at Scottish Water could look like – all while being supported by experienced colleagues who want you to succeed. What happens next? The closing date for applications is Sunday 8th February. Please submit your CV and a cover letter (maximum 500 words) as part of your application. If shortlisted, final interviews will take place during February 23rd to March 13th and yes, you’ll get the chance to ask us plenty of questions too. If you accept a place on the programme, you’ll complete pre-employment screening during the Spring, including a criminal record check. All interns will start together in June for a 12-week Summer Internship, finishing at the end of August. You’ll take part in an induction, meet fellow interns and colleagues, learn about the organisation, visit operational sites, and hopefully have a lot of fun along the way.

Together we are Trusted to Serve Scotland. It’s not every job where you make a difference for the people of Scotland. But it’s what’s behind every job here. Our work keeps Scotland’s water flowing, from reservoir to tap - and from sewer to treatment plant. At Scottish Water, we prioritise continuous investment in water and wastewater infrastructure to ensure that these essential services run for homes, businesses and communities across the country. Over the coming years, we have planned £8.3 billion investment to upgrade infrastructure, improve river and coastal water quality, reduce emissions and strengthen Scotland’s resilience to climate change. This work is of national importance and these challenges are no small feat. The engineering decisions made now will be built into assets that need to perform reliably for decades to come. This continuous drive to improve the service we deliver is why we are looking for an experienced Civil Engineer to bring valuable engineering insight, and support technical designs through planning, development and construction; to ultimately improve the quality, consistency and long-term performance of assets delivered across our capital investment programme. What you’ll do You’ll work across a broad range of water and wastewater projects in our capital programme; getting involved at the initial stages where early design decisions are taking shape, tested and agreed, all the way through to live construction of our assets. This role is about engineering judgement. You’ll review designs, be involved in technical innovation and discussion within our industry and ultimately help project teams work through complex engineering problems - allowing for successfully formed design which can be built into assets that will perform safely and reliably for decades to come. You won’t be tied to a single programme. You’ll be weighing up service risk, whole-life cost, carbon, constructability and safety throughout projects within the portfolio of work we deliver; spanning regions and asset types, including both large scale investment and capital maintenance work. This gives you sight of the breadth of challenges and emerging risks faced across the wider sector, but importantly also of the opportunities to contribute to the improvement of how things are done, not just on one project, but across the organisation. At Scottish Water we work hard to deliver our service; however, we continuously strive to better what we do - this is where your experience can make that difference. A key part of the role is shaping how standards are applied in practice. You’ll work with our Scottish Water engineering Requirements daily, helping ensure that they are appropriate, robust, adhered to, and support in the assessment of waivers where needed. This is where skilful engineering judgment in decisions - big or small - makes a big difference. You’ll spend a lot of time talking to people. Delivery teams with construction targets. Consultants with different specialisms. Operational colleagues who know all there is to know about how our assets behave once their built. Your role is to bring in those perspectives, and together with your own judgement, provide clear, experienced engineering guidance where it’s needed. In doing all this, you’ll help build capability across the business, sharing technical insights with colleagues, learning from industry challenges and reduce problems or non-compliance. Safety is fundamental, and you’ll be expected to question designs and approaches where risks can be removed or reduced at the very source. What you’ll need You’ll bring solid civil engineering experience and the confidence to apply your judgement in complex, high-impact situations. You’ll have: • A degree in civil engineering, and be a Chartered Engineer or working towards chartership, • Experience of water and wastewater infrastructure, with a strong understanding of design and construction principles and the regulatory environment, • The ability to review, challenge and provide assurance within civil engineering designs across different stages of project development You’ll be comfortable working with standards and requirements, including supporting their ongoing development and assessing waivers against these where needed. You’ll be able to weigh up technical, safety and regulatory considerations and justify your reasoning clearly where needed. This role involves influencing and supporting successful design rather than directing. You’ll need to communicate well with a wide range of stakeholders, from operational teams and delivery partners to consultants and planners. It is important to be able to challenge constructively and professionally. Character is important to us. Across the whole of Scottish Water, we look for people who are Bold, Responsible, Inspiring and Caring. (And you can expect these characteristics to make an appearance in your interview with us…) Looking out for you While the work we do is important, we know it’s not the only thing that matters. That’s why we make sure you have everything you need to find a good work-life balance. You’ll get plenty of time to recharge with 38 days of holiday every year (including public holidays). And you can even buy five more if you need a little extra time. You can also take paid time off to volunteer in your community. When it comes to major life events we have family-friendly policies around adoption, maternity, and parental leave. And for the everyday? We embrace flexible working. For your future, there’s our pension (the ‘know-what-you’ll-get-when-you-retire’ kind), as well as life assurance. As for some nice extras? You can expect an annual company bonus. Not to mention access to SW Splash - handy rewards that can save you money on holidays, bills, and shopping. The not-so-small print This role will be a Grade 7. If you’re new to Scottish Water, you’ll join us on a starting salary of £44,030. Performance-driven pay progression would then allow you to move through the range to a maximum of £55,000. If you’re interested in this role - or know someone else who might be - we’ll be accepting applications until midnight on 17th February 2026. We operate Balanced Hybrid working at Scottish Water and we encourage people to work half their time in a Scottish Water location. You’ll come together with the team in person for a monthly meeting in Edinburgh, and you’ll spend two to three days a week working alongside Technical Support and Assurance colleagues in a Scottish Water office. Job offers at Scottish Water are conditional, and will be confirmed on completion of our pre-employment screening, e.g. referencing, criminal record checks, license checks, etc. Screening is conducted on our behalf by a third party, and must be completed before your start date. Don’t worry - we’ll only start these checks once you’ve accepted an offer.

Our client is an international developer of projects within the rapidly expanding offshore wind industry. The company has the objective of developing a global portfolio of innovative joint venture and wholly owned projects within the emerging deep water offshore wind market. The business operates globally and is a true employer of choice, their people are their most important asset, absolutely integral to their success. With a fantastic working culture, an enviable range of benefits and a flexible hybrid working patter, this is an attractive opportunity. \n\n The Opportunity \n\n Reporting to the Head of Finance, this key role will manage the overall financial activities of the Group, including reporting, forecasting, and financial controls. They will develop the Group’s financial strategy in conjunction with shareholders to achieve the strategic objectives of the business. They will also work closely with project joint venture partners to develop efficient financial processes within JV companies and maximise project value. \n\n\n\t • Lead financial reporting, ensuring accurate and timely month end, quarter end and year end results with clear analysis and commentary\n\t, • Maintain good relationships with JV partners and ensure they receive timely financial information from projects \n\t, • Manage UK and international tax advisors and ensure tax compliance of group\n\t, • Lead and co-ordinate the audit process for all entities, acting as the primary point of contact for auditors and ensuring timely audit outcomes\n\t, • Oversee cashflow and treasury activities, monitoring working capital and supporting financial risk management \n\t, • Support Finance Leads on design and management of the month end process \n\t, • Interface with project teams to ensure finance department is providing project support \n\t, • Develop overall corporate budgets and business plan by working with projects and shareholders\n\t, • Maintain strong financial controls and ensure compliance with accounting standards, audit requirements and statutory regulations\n\t, • Drive proves and system improvements, enhancing efficiency, automation and the quality of financial information\n\t, • Significant experience in a leadership role\n\t, • Fully Qualified Accountant (ACCA,CIMA,CA or equivalent)\n\t, • Experience working in a fast paced and busy finance function\n\t, • Highly proficient in Excel and Xero\n\t, • Strong technical accounting knowledge\n\t, • Flexible hybrid working: work from home or the office to fit in with your circumstances to seamlessly balance your professional and personal life\n\t, • Private Medical Insurance (PMI)\n\t, • Pension: A 10% non-contributory pension, plus the ability to contribute up to 15% via salary sacrifice\n\t, • Professional Support: Professional memberships annually and offer tax return support\n\t, • Time Off: 35 days holiday, plus the ability to buy 5 extra days and carry over 5 days\n\t, • Sickness pay: 6 weeks full pay + 6 weeks half pay\n\t, • Life assurance: 3x salary\n\t, • Group income protection: from week 13\n\t, • Lifestyle Benefits: Tastecard, NetVet (pet-related perks), will writing, cycle-to-work scheme, and Tusker for up to two cars via salary sacrifice.\n\t \n

Senior Mechanical Engineer – Data Centres About the role An international engineering consultancy is seeking a Senior Mechanical Engineer to support the delivery of technically complex, mission-critical data centre projects. This role is ideal for an experienced building services engineer who enjoys leading design packages, supporting junior engineers, and working closely with clients and multidisciplinary teams. You will play a key role in delivering high-performance mechanical systems that prioritise reliability, resilience, and operational efficiency across the full project lifecycle. Key responsibilities • Lead the mechanical design scope on large and technically demanding data centre projects, • Deliver and review detailed mechanical designs including HVAC, chilled water systems, CRAC/CRAH units, ventilation, controls, and fire protection, • Act as a senior technical point of contact for clients, contributing to design assurance and value engineering, • Coordinate with electrical, structural, architectural, and specialist disciplines to ensure integrated design solutions, • Chair and contribute to design and project meetings, • Mentor and support junior engineers, reviewing work and providing technical guidance, • Ensure designs comply with Uptime Institute Tier standards, ASHRAE guidelines, and applicable codes and regulations, • Monitor design delivery against programme, budget, and change control requirements, • Produce high-quality reports, specifications, and technical documentation About you • Degree-qualified in Mechanical or Building Services Engineering, or equivalent, • Strong experience in mechanical building services design, ideally within mission-critical environments such as data centres, healthcare, or high-tech facilities, • Extensive knowledge of HVAC design and a solid understanding of controls, monitoring systems, and fire design, • Confident leading design packages on fast-paced, technically complex projects, • Familiar with tools such as Revit, AutoCAD, IES VE, and CFD software, • Strong communication skills with a collaborative, client-focused approach, • Member of a relevant professional body (e.g. CIBSE, IMechE), with Chartered status achieved or in progress What’s on offer • Exposure to large-scale data centre and mission-critical projects, • Supportive, technically focused environment with clear development pathways, • Access to structured CPD, chartership support, and global technical expertise, • Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, including bonus, pension, healthcare, and flexible working

DO YOU WANT TO TAKE YOUR CONSTRUCTION CAREER TO AUSTRALIA...? • Site Engineer, Project Engineer, Section/Senior Engineer, Sub-Agent, or Site Manager?, • Under the age of 35 in Scotland/the UK/Ireland?, • Experience in civil engineering projects, or working with a large main building contractor?, • Ever considered heading to Australia? Then you need to apply/get in touch - let us walk you through how to make this move. Contract Scotland work in partnership with PD Project Delivery, an Australian construction and project management company providing civil engineering expertise to successful projects throughout Australia. They deliver everything from roads/highways, rail, water, renewables, to bulk earthworks/groundworks, etc! If the above profile sounds like you (either experience in the civil engineering site/project environment, or relevant experience on large building projects - externals, piling, concrete frames/slipform, etc), then you could have your visa for Australia in 24 hours and be on your way to a new challenge Down Under. We’ve worked with a large number of Engineers from Scotland/the UK to make the move in recent years and we can share their recorded experiences with you, before assisting you on the same journey. Plus PD Project Delivery’s leadership team includes people from Scotland/the UK who originally relocated to Australia over a decade ago, so they understand what is involved in relocating from the UK and are set up to support anyone making the move. Work is predominantly across Queensland, including Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Townsville etc, but projects do arise in other states, such as New South Wales, Western Australia, Victoria, South Australia, and the Northern Territory. With massive investment into infrastructure projects, the major projects pipeline continues to grow. Take Queensland (Brisbane/Gold Coast) alone as a single state - the current five-year pipeline has increased to $103.9bn (of which $65bn is already funded)! As a Project Engineer in Australia, you’ll be; • Coordinating all aspects of projects and delivering key construction requirements in line with safety, quality, budget & time., • Conducting site inspections and ensuring quality control, • Attending project meetings, preparing progress updates, and maintaining clear communication with clients., • Overseeing project timelines, budgets, and resource allocations, • Providing technical expertise and support to project teams, • Keeping track of and reporting project progression, identifying potential risks, and devising strategies for risk mitigation. If you would be interested in hearing more details about this role, or indeed about other International roles, then please apply to discuss further. Legal Information: \nWe act as an employment agency for permanent work and as an employment business for temporary work. \n For roles in the UK, applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK. \n We value diversity and promote equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all areas of society and can discuss any reasonable adjustments to support your application.

Ready to own your future? At Scottish Water, our Summer Internship Programme empowers you to gain hands-on experience, tackle real challenges, and contribute to shaping Scotland’s future. This is more than just a summer job – it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful impact. As part of our team, you’ll play a key role in delivering essential services and infrastructure that help Scotland flourish every day. You’ll be joining us at a fascinating time, as we transform into a more agile, innovative organisation that delivers outstanding service, provides great value for money, and works in an environmentally sustainable way that goes beyond Net Zero. Graduating in 2027? Kickstart your career with a 12-week summer placement and start building your future today. What you’ll do Science skills within the water sector are becoming increasingly critical as the world faces the interconnected challenges of climate change, resource sustainability, pollution, and population growth. At Scottish Water, microbiology plays a central role in addressing these challenges. From ensuring the safety of drinking water to managing wastewater compliance, microbiological expertise is vital for protecting public health, supporting sustainable economic growth, and delivering resilient, cost-effective services to our customers. You’ll have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in our state-of-the-art microbiology laboratories, where our dedicated team of over 300 samplers, scientists, and support staff conduct rigorous testing to monitor and maintain water quality. With an average of one test performed every minute, our labs are at the forefront of water safety and environmental stewardship. By joining our microbiology team, you’ll apply your university studies in a live operational laboratory environment, learning directly from experienced microbiologists as they tackle real-world water quality challenges. This is a paid summer internship, with an hourly rate of £13.45, aligned with the Real Living Wage. The role is typically full-time (35 hours per week), though we’re open to discussing flexible working patterns where possible. For a 35-hour week, the equivalent annual salary would be approximately £24,574, pro-rated for the length of the internship. What you’ll need You’ll be in the penultimate year of your degree (or about to start a Masters), and on course for at least a 2:2 in a relevant discipline such as Biology, Chemistry or Microbiology. You’ll also need to be available for the full 12-week placement, starting in June. Most of all, you’ll bring curiosity, enthusiasm, and a real desire to learn – along with the motivation to apply what you’re studying in a practical, real-world environment. You’ll need to live within commuting distance of our labs in Juniper House (Edinburgh) as this role will be aligned to one of our key office locations. In terms of essential requirements? That’s it. But here’s the thing… We receive thousands of applications for our internship roles each year. So what helps candidates stand out? Here are a few things we love to see: • CVs that tell us more than just your grades. Show us what you’ve learned, what interests you, and what motivates you., • Cover letters that explain why Scottish Water – and why this particular internship appeals to you., • Applications that demonstrate our values: Bold, Responsible, Inspiring and Caring. Looking out for you While the work we do is important, it’s not the only thing that matters. That’s why we support a healthy work-life balance and flexible ways of working where possible. You’ll gain meaningful experience, build your professional network, and get a real feel for what a future career at Scottish Water could look like – all while being supported by experienced colleagues who want you to succeed. What happens next? The closing date for applications is Sunday 8th February. Please submit your CV and a cover letter (maximum 500 words) as part of your application. If shortlisted, final interviews will take place during February 23rd to March 13th and yes, you’ll get the chance to ask us plenty of questions too. If you accept a place on the programme, you’ll complete pre-employment screening during the Spring, including a criminal record check. All interns will start together in June for a 12-week Summer Internship, finishing at the end of August. You’ll take part in an induction, meet fellow interns and colleagues, learn about the organisation, visit operational sites, and hopefully have a lot of fun along the way.

Ready to own your future? At Scottish Water, our Summer Internship Programme empowers you to gain hands-on experience, tackle real challenges, and contribute to shaping Scotland’s future. This is more than just a summer job – it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful impact. As part of our team, you’ll play a key role in delivering essential services and infrastructure that help Scotland flourish every day. You’ll be joining us at a fascinating time, as we transform into a more agile, innovative organisation that delivers outstanding service, provides great value for money, and works in an environmentally sustainable way that goes beyond Net Zero. Graduating in 2027? Kickstart your career with a 12-week summer placement and start building your future today. What you’ll do The removal of wastewater doesn’t just happen. Our team of 400 samplers, scientists and support staff analyse their way through an average of one test every minute to ensure we protect public health and the environment. As such there is an ever-growing need for accurate real time data benefited by advancements in field monitoring technology. As a Scientific Analysis & Logistics intern, you’ll be based within our Scientific Services, Business Improvement and Assurance function. You’ll have the opportunity to visit wastewater treatment works, learn what sampling is conducted onsite and how we ensure this data is reliable and accurate. You’ll gain an understanding of regulatory responsibilities and the quality standards that we work to. You’ll also support the development of our field monitoring activity, providing real-time information where it’s needed. Although part of a team you will spend much of your time lone working and be responsible for complying with all health and safety standards and protocols both on and off site in line with business requirements. A driving licence is essential for this role and full training, sampling kit, PPE and access to a vehicle will be supplied to allow you to carry out your role confidently and safely. This is a paid summer internship, with an hourly rate of £13.45, aligned with the Real Living Wage. The role is typically full-time (35 hours per week), though we’re open to discussing flexible working patterns where possible. For a 35-hour week, the equivalent annual salary would be approximately £24,574, pro-rated for the length of the internship. What you’ll need You’ll be in the penultimate year of your degree (or about to start a Masters), and on course for at least a 2:2 in a relevant discipline such as Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, or a similar degree. You’ll also need to be available for the full 12-week placement, starting in June. Most of all, you’ll bring curiosity, enthusiasm, and a real desire to learn – along with the motivation to apply what you’re studying in a practical, real-world environment. You’ll need to live within the central belt of Scotland as this role will be aligned to one of our key office locations in Juniper House (Edinburgh) or The Bridge (Stepps) and requires travel to multiple Scottish Water sites. Candidates need to hold a UK driving license for this position. In terms of essential requirements? That’s it. But here’s the thing… We receive thousands of applications for our internship roles each year. So what helps candidates stand out? Here are a few things we love to see: • CVs that tell us more than just your grades. Show us what you’ve learned, what interests you, and what motivates you., • Cover letters that explain why Scottish Water – and why this particular internship appeals to you., • Applications that demonstrate our values: Bold, Responsible, Inspiring and Caring. Looking out for you While the work we do is important, it’s not the only thing that matters. That’s why we support a healthy work-life balance and flexible ways of working where possible. You’ll gain meaningful experience, build your professional network, and get a real feel for what a future career at Scottish Water could look like – all while being supported by experienced colleagues who want you to succeed. What happens next? The closing date for applications is Sunday 8th February. Please submit your CV and a cover letter (maximum 500 words) as part of your application. If shortlisted, final interviews will take place during February 23rd to March 13th and yes, you’ll get the chance to ask us plenty of questions too. If you accept a place on the programme, you’ll complete pre-employment screening during the Spring, including a criminal record check. All interns will start together in June for a 12-week Summer Internship, finishing at the end of August. You’ll take part in an induction, meet fellow interns and colleagues, learn about the organisation, visit operational sites, and hopefully have a lot of fun along the way.

Together we are Trusted to Serve Scotland. Senior Digital Specialist .NET Developer (Flexibly located within Scotland) It’s not every job where you make a difference for the people of Scotland—but that’s what’s behind every role here at Scottish Water. Our work keeps Scotland’s water flowing, from reservoir to tap and from sewer to treatment plant. Behind the scenes, we’re transforming how we do it, building smarter systems and stronger digital platforms that underpin vital public services. Do you want your code to make a real-world impact? We’re looking for a talented .NET Developer to join our growing team—someone who thrives on challenge, is passionate about clean, high-quality code, and wants to work on meaningful projects that benefit communities across Scotland. In this role, you’ll help deliver innovative solutions across web, mobile, and cloud using the Microsoft stack and Azure platform. In return, you’ll be part of an open, collaborative environment with a genuine focus on work-life balance, where your skills will be supported and nurtured. What you'll do As a .NET Developer, you’ll be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining robust .NET applications, including mobile apps and cloud services. You’ll contribute to the design, deployment, and management of Azure resources and make use of Azure DevOps to manage repositories and CI/CD pipelines. Collaboration is key here—you’ll work closely with product owners, designers, and fellow developers in Agile ceremonies, actively participating in code reviews, design discussions, and planning sessions. Sharing knowledge and mentoring others will be part of your routine, as well as maintaining a strong focus on user experience for both internal and external users. What you'll bring We’re looking for someone with proven experience as a .NET Full Stack Developer, with strong expertise in C# and the broader .NET ecosystem. You’ll bring hands-on experience in mobile application development—ideally .NET MAUI—and have solid knowledge of Azure DevOps and associated Azure services. Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines is essential, along with a passion for clean, maintainable code and well-architected systems. Communication skills are key—you’ll be expected to explain the “why” as well as the “how,” and confidently engage with stakeholders at all levels. Additional experience with Xamarin, Agile/Scrum practices, Git, and modern version control workflows is advantageous. An understanding of how to build scalable, secure, cloud-native applications will be a definite plus. Looking out for you At Scottish Water, we look after our people. While the work we do is important, we also believe in supporting a healthy work-life balance. You’ll receive 38 days of annual leave (including public holidays), with the option to buy five more, and paid time off to volunteer in your community. We offer family-friendly policies for life events like adoption, maternity, and parental leave, and embrace flexible working for everyday life. Looking ahead, our defined benefit, contribution pension scheme provides the security of knowing what you’ll get when you retire, and we offer life insurance too. On top of that, you’ll receive an annual company bonus and access to SW Splash—our rewards programme that helps you save on holidays, bills, and shopping. This role will be a Grade 7. If you’re new to Scottish Water, you’ll join us on a starting salary of £44,030. Performance-driven pay progression would then allow you to move through the range to a maximum of £55,000. We operate Balanced Hybrid working at Scottish Water and we encourage people to work half their time in a Scottish Water location. You can be based anywhere in Scotland, as long as you’re within commuting distance of one of our hubs in Edinburgh, Dundee, Inverness, or Stepps (near Glasgow). If this opportunity excites you—or you know someone who would be a great fit—applications are open until midnight on the closing date of the 27th Feb 2026. Please note that all job offers are conditional and subject to pre-employment screening, including references, criminal record checks, and license verification. These checks are conducted by a third party with your permission.

Mechanical Engineer Edinburgh Shift Pattern: 2-3-2 (Pitman Pattern) Nine Twenty are proud to be working with one of the UK’s leading food manufacturers to find a Mechanical Engineer to work with them in their Edinburgh site. Responsibilities • Proactive and reactive maintenance and repairs to plant including liquid and powder transfer, mixers, ovens, conveyors, robotics, wrapping machines pneumatics hydraulics and site services., • Planned maintenance (PPM), modifications, installations, and upgrades to plant machinery and site services., • Application and adherence to Good Manufacturing Practice., • Upkeep and alteration of electrical or mechanical drawing as required., • Gas system maintenance including oven burner repairs and set up (if qualified), • To work across mechanical and electrical trades as qualified., • To improve site production processes and plant design to minimise downtime & improve safety and quality., • Repair, refurbishment & modification to all pipework & valves including gas (if qualified), ingredient lines, pneumatics, water heating systems, water jackets., • Maintenance and repairs to steam pressure vessels and pipework including boilers, calorifiers, steam traps and condensates., • Maintenance and repair of plant and equipment to high Engineering, Quality, Safety and Hygiene standards., • All work to be completed on CMMS (Pirana), • Identify areas of improvement to reduce downtime or increase efficiency, and reduce energy Requirements • Time Served apprenticeship in Mechanical Engineering discipline. (HNC preferred), • IOSH working safely., • Food safety/Hygiene qualification., • Knowledge of planned maintenance systems (Shire), • PC literate spreadsheets, word., • Manufacturing background (preferably food industry), • Ability to problem solve., • To undertake self-measurement and development as appropriate., • Ability to work consistently to high standards and prioritise tasks according to workload., • Root cause analysis and fault finding., • Must be able to demonstrate a flexible skill set., • To be fully conversant and compliant with site Permit to Work and Isolation procedures.

Together we are Trusted to Serve Scotland. Senior Digital Specialist .NET Developer (Flexibly located within Scotland) It’s not every job where you make a difference for the people of Scotland—but that’s what’s behind every role here at Scottish Water. Our work keeps Scotland’s water flowing, from reservoir to tap and from sewer to treatment plant. Behind the scenes, we’re transforming how we do it, building smarter systems and stronger digital platforms that underpin vital public services. Do you want your code to make a real-world impact? We’re looking for a talented .NET Developer to join our growing team—someone who thrives on challenge, is passionate about clean, high-quality code, and wants to work on meaningful projects that benefit communities across Scotland. In this role, you’ll help deliver innovative solutions across web, mobile, and cloud using the Microsoft stack and Azure platform. In return, you’ll be part of an open, collaborative environment with a genuine focus on work-life balance, where your skills will be supported and nurtured. What you'll do As a .NET Developer, you’ll be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining robust .NET applications, including mobile apps and cloud services. You’ll contribute to the design, deployment, and management of Azure resources and make use of Azure DevOps to manage repositories and CI/CD pipelines. Collaboration is key here—you’ll work closely with product owners, designers, and fellow developers in Agile ceremonies, actively participating in code reviews, design discussions, and planning sessions. Sharing knowledge and mentoring others will be part of your routine, as well as maintaining a strong focus on user experience for both internal and external users. What you'll bring We’re looking for someone with proven experience as a .NET Full Stack Developer, with strong expertise in C# and the broader .NET ecosystem. You’ll bring hands-on experience in mobile application development—ideally .NET MAUI—and have solid knowledge of Azure DevOps and associated Azure services. Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines is essential, along with a passion for clean, maintainable code and well-architected systems. Communication skills are key—you’ll be expected to explain the “why” as well as the “how,” and confidently engage with stakeholders at all levels. Additional experience with Xamarin, Agile/Scrum practices, Git, and modern version control workflows is advantageous. An understanding of how to build scalable, secure, cloud-native applications will be a definite plus. Looking out for you At Scottish Water, we look after our people. While the work we do is important, we also believe in supporting a healthy work-life balance. You’ll receive 38 days of annual leave (including public holidays), with the option to buy five more, and paid time off to volunteer in your community. We offer family-friendly policies for life events like adoption, maternity, and parental leave, and embrace flexible working for everyday life. Looking ahead, our defined benefit, contribution pension scheme provides the security of knowing what you’ll get when you retire, and we offer life insurance too. On top of that, you’ll receive an annual company bonus and access to SW Splash—our rewards programme that helps you save on holidays, bills, and shopping. This role will be a Grade 7. If you’re new to Scottish Water, you’ll join us on a starting salary of £44,030. Performance-driven pay progression would then allow you to move through the range to a maximum of £55,000. We operate Balanced Hybrid working at Scottish Water and we encourage people to work half their time in a Scottish Water location. You can be based anywhere in Scotland, as long as you’re within commuting distance of one of our hubs in Edinburgh, Dundee, Inverness, or Stepps (near Glasgow). If this opportunity excites you—or you know someone who would be a great fit—applications are open until midnight on the closing date of the 27th Feb 2026. Please note that all job offers are conditional and subject to pre-employment screening, including references, criminal record checks, and license verification. These checks are conducted by a third party with your permission.

Join our growing team at Anglian Home Improvements, a leading provider of high-quality installation services for windows, doors, conservatories, and roof trims. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional craftsmanship and excellent customer service. We are looking for skilled installers to help us continue our tradition of excellence. The Role Due to continued growth and demand, we are seeking experienced self-employed Conservatory Installers to join our friendly team. In this role, you will be responsible for the precise installation of conservatories in and around the local area. You will work closely with clients to ensure that all installations meet our high standards of quality and safety. Key Responsibilities Install and fit conservatories with precision and care. Install and secure products using the appropriate tools and techniques. Accurately measure and cut materials for optimal fitting. Apply insulation, weatherstripping, and caulking to prevent air and water leaks. Complete interior and exterior finishing work, including trim and moulding. Ensure proper functioning of windows, doors, locks, and hardware. Maintain a clean and safe work environment. What We`re Looking For Proven experience as a Conservatory Installer or similar role. Strong knowledge of carpentry and joinery techniques. Familiarity with building codes and safety regulations. Proficiency in using hand and power tools. Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Why Join Us Uncapped earning potential, weekly payments Monthly incentives & prizes Immediate start Continuous volumes of work Opportunity to develop in the industry Van available for work purposes We install home improvement excellence - We set the standard. We are passionate about delivering a high-quality installation service to every single customer. To make sure our installations teams are the best in the industry we provide a structured on-boarding induction to all new installers. Kick start your career in the industry with the best and join our Anglian family! Our Company is committed to monitoring & aligning its Policies with up-to-date Government guidance on reducing the spread of respiratory infections in the workplace. Through the Companys value of Succeed Together we are committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. We recruit the best person for the job regardless of any protected characteristics as defined by the Equality Act 2010 creating an inclusive working environment and culture for our employees. TPBN1_UKTJ

Environmental Water Quality Consultant / Senior Consultant (Riverine Modelling). You should have some working experience with at least one type of water‑quality modelling software (e. This could be in the form of modelling physicochemical, biological, bacterial, or chemical parameters.

You should have some working experience with at least one type of water quality modelling software (e. This could be in the form of the modelling of physico‑chemical, biological, bacterial or chemical parameters.

You should have some working experience with at least one type of water quality modelling software (e. This could be in the form of modelling physicochemical, biological, bacterial, or chemical parameters.

You will conduct technical assessments, including:* Groundwater Dependent Terrestrial Ecosystems (GWDTE) risk assessments* Private water supply risk assessments* Watercourse Crossing Inventories* Water Quality Monitoring Reports* Water Framework Directive assessments. Skills & Experience*** Degree H

A leading engineering and consultancy firm is looking for a Senior Water Quality Modeller to join their team in the UK.The role involves delivering complex environmental modelling projects while collaborating with various experts and managing client relationships.Candidates should have a relevant de

Environmental Water Quality Consultant / Senior Consultant (Marine Modelling). You should have some working experience with at least one type of water quality modelling software (e. This could be in the form of the modelling of physico‑chemical, biological, bacterial or chemical parameters.

Join our growing team at Anglian Home Improvements, a leading provider of high-quality installation services for windows, doors, conservatories, and roof trims. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional craftsmanship and excellent customer service. We are looking for skilled installers to help us continue our tradition of excellence. The Role Due to continued growth and demand, we are seeking experienced self-employed Conservatory Installers to join our friendly team. In this role, you will be responsible for the precise installation of conservatories in and around the local area. You will work closely with clients to ensure that all installations meet our high standards of quality and safety. Key Responsibilities Install and fit conservatories with precision and care. Install and secure products using the appropriate tools and techniques. Accurately measure and cut materials for optimal fitting. Apply insulation, weatherstripping, and caulking to prevent air and water leaks. Complete interior and exterior finishing work, including trim and moulding. Ensure proper functioning of windows, doors, locks, and hardware. Maintain a clean and safe work environment. What We`re Looking For Proven experience as a Conservatory Installer or similar role. Strong knowledge of carpentry and joinery techniques. Familiarity with building codes and safety regulations. Proficiency in using hand and power tools. Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Why Join Us Uncapped earning potential, weekly payments Monthly incentives & prizes Immediate start Continuous volumes of work Opportunity to develop in the industry Van available for work purposes We install home improvement excellence - We set the standard. We are passionate about delivering a high-quality installation service to every single customer. To make sure our installations teams are the best in the industry we provide a structured on-boarding induction to all new installers. Kick start your career in the industry with the best and join our Anglian family! Our Company is committed to monitoring & aligning its Policies with up-to-date Government guidance on reducing the spread of respiratory infections in the workplace. Through the Companys value of Succeed Together we are committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. We recruit the best person for the job regardless of any protected characteristics as defined by the Equality Act 2010 creating an inclusive working environment and culture for our employees. TPBN1_UKTJ

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A leading UK utility provider is seeking a Solutions Analyst to manage the development of the ThermoFisher LIMS suite, crucial for water testing operations.

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This role involves providing technical leadership for wastewater modelling and mentoring junior engineers.

As a senior water quality modeller you will work within a large team of water resources and wastewater network specialists, collaborating closely with engineers and asset planners to deliver a wide range of services for UK and international clients. The Water Consultancy Division is Mott MacDonald's

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Provide technical support to catchment management and water quality projects, including the review and application of water quality modelling tools. Input into Water Industry National Environment Programme (WINEP) water resources and water quality management projects, including data analysis and int

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Kickstart Your New Career with Evri – Join One of the UK’s Biggest Courier Networks.Looking for a fresh start or a second income? Evri is one of the UK’s leading parcel delivery companies, and we’re looking for local drivers to deliver in their own communities.Whether you want a regular inco

You will work as part of a wider team of multi-disciplinary water and environmental experts that includes specialists in the fields of water resources, hydro-ecology, ground and surface water hydrology, flood risk, geomorphology, water quality, aquatic and terrestrial ecology, natural capital, envir

Renfrewshire Council – proud recipient of Council of the Year – is seeking to recruit a Team Leader as part of the newly created Business Support Team which assists the Planning and Building Standards Service.Educated to SVQ Level 3 in Business Administration or equivalent, or experience at a se

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CrossReach has been at the forefront of high quality social care for over 150 years, providing loving care to people of all ages and supporting them to live life to the full whatever their circumstances. This is an Occupational Requirement under Part 1 of Schedule 9 to the Equality Act 2010.

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To assist in the provision of a high quality cleaning service within Council buildings.

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To assist in the provision of a high quality cleaning service within Council buildings.

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