Pollution Control Lead

About the Role

The role sits within the Control Centre and involves high‑level incident coordination, supporting controllers, and ensuring that any alarm mistakes, performance deterioration or site trends are quickly addressed. You will organise resources, conduct overnight site compliance checks, report findings and arrange follow‑up visits, using data‑driven insights to drive continuous improvement. • Lead response to pollution risks by coordinating teams and resources • Monitor alarms, performance deterioration and site trends to prevent incidents • Provide high‑level incident support and act as a resource for controllers • Conduct overnight site compliance checks, report findings and arrange follow‑up visits • Use data‑driven insights to identify patterns and drive continuous improvement

Key Responsibilities

• ▸pollution response
• ▸alarm monitoring
• ▸incident support
• ▸compliance checks
• ▸data insights
• ▸resource coordination

What You Bring

The position operates on a rotating shift pattern that includes 3‑day and 4‑day on‑rotas, night shifts and standby duties, with 7 days off between each roster. Candidates must be analytical, data‑focused and comfortable in a fast‑paced, reactive environment, and possess strong coordination, communication and problem‑solving abilities. A qualification in environmental science, experience with regulators or a background in utilities are desirable. • Essential: strong analytical, data‑driven approach; interest or experience in environmental protection; ability to thrive in a fast‑paced operational setting; strong coordination, communication and problem‑solving skills • Desirable: qualification in environmental science; experience with environmental regulators; utilities sector background

Requirements

• ▸analytical
• ▸data‑driven
• ▸environmental science
• ▸regulators
• ▸utilities
• ▸problem‑solving

Work Environment

Hybrid