Location
Greenwich Storm - SE10 8JL

Hours
36 hours a week (Monday to Friday). Working weekends and nights as required, plus inclusion onto an out-of-hours rota after training for which you will receive extra payment.

Salary
Up to £47,000 per annum, depending on skills and experience.

About the Role
We are looking for a Tideway Coordinator to join Thames Water on a permanent basis. You will engage with key stakeholders to ensure activities are planned effectively and deliver infrastructure and process improvements to the sewage network, focusing on KPIs and customer experience. This is a great opportunity to develop within Thames Water and gain new skills.

The London Tideway Tunnel is a multi-billion-pound project designed to prevent storm sewage from discharging to the River Thames. The project will soon be commissioned, and preparations for system acceptance are underway. The role involves providing safety-critical asset isolations to support below-ground maintenance of the LTT.

Key responsibilities include managing specific activities within a designated area, leading briefed projects, and supporting larger-scale projects. You will provide safety-critical isolations as an Appointed Person General (APG) to Thames Water Utilities Limited (TWUL) and LTT assets for all future below-ground maintenance activities, with robust training provided.

Additional duties include reviewing Works Package Plans, RAMS, and Maintenance RAMS, supporting the development of Safe Systems of Work, issuing TWOSA's and associated permits for MEICA and Pump Hall access activities, and acting as an interface between all stakeholders for below-ground maintenance activities.

You will coordinate projects and activities, deliver reports, presentations, and data analysis as necessary, and ensure all aspects of health and safety are managed correctly through authorisations, permits, and site inspections. Monitoring and reporting on health and safety, finance, programme, risk, and opportunity for your projects is essential, alongside ensuring compliance with internal processes, external regulations, and best practices.

Delivering excellent customer service and continuous improvement is a key part of this role.

Experience
Previous working experience in the water or a similar industry is essential. Transferable skills from construction, military, utilities, engineering, or planning are highly valued.

About you
Good communication skills and a proactive approach.
Experience of managing Health and Safety.
Good understanding of customer expectations.
An awareness of business procedures and processes.
Ability to liaise at all levels and influence beyond span of control.
High attention to detail.
Full UK Driving Licence.
Willingness to enter the sewage network once essential training is completed.

Qualifications
No specific qualifications are stated as mandatory, but robust training will be provided for safety-critical tasks and system knowledge.