Job Title: Process Safety EngineerProcess Safety Engineer Location: Anglia Water region wide (East Anglia) Contract: Permanent Salary: Circa £42,000 Help Shape a Safer Future at Anglian Water Are you passionate about reducing risk and making high-hazard environments safer? Do you thrive in technically challenging roles that directly impact people, processes, and long-term performance? We're looking for a skilled and driven Process Safety Engineer to help lead and embed world-class process safety across our organisation. Working within the Chief Engineer's team and reporting to the Group Process Safety Lead, you'll play a critical role in supporting the delivery of our Process Safety strategy-helping to ensure that Anglian Water's most complex assets remain safe, compliant, and future-ready. This is a highly collaborative role, interfacing with engineering, operations, safety professionals, and regulators to ensure consistent application of risk management techniques and the highest safety standards. What You'll Be Doing As a Process Safety Engineer, you'll apply your expertise to help identify, evaluate, and reduce risk across a range of high-hazard processes. From supporting large infrastructure projects to conducting audits and delivering technical safety studies, your work will help shape the safety culture and practices of Anglian Water at a strategic level. Your responsibilities will include: Helping shape and deliver Anglian Water's Process Safety strategy alongside the Group Process Safety Lead Supporting operational teams with their understanding of process safety and to implement process safety improvementsSupporting risk assessments under DSEAR and performing Hazardous Area Classifications Performing audits and inspections at high-risk sites Supporting engineering and design teams with technical input on process safety standards and improvements Developing and maintaining Bowtie risk assessments for high-risk processes Leading and facilitating Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) such as HAZID, HAZOP, and Bowtie workshops Performing consequence modelling using industry standard software Supporting Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA), SIL determination and verification, and Quantified Risk Assessment (QRA) Engaging with external regulators including HSE and EA, where required About You You're a technically minded and detail-oriented professional with a background in engineering and/or operations and a passion for managing risk. You're confident leading technical safety workshops and producing detailed reports, while also having the communication skills to work cross-functionally and influence key stakeholders. To be successful in this role, you'll need: Strong collaboration, critical thinking, and written communication skills Experience working in high-risk environments or regulated industries (minimum 2 years) A recognised qualification in Process Safety (or equivalent experience) A degree in Process or Mechanical Engineering Experience leading or supporting Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) methods such as HAZOP or Bowtie Strong understanding of process safety elements, regulations, and hazard identification techniques Familiarity with COMAH regulations, DSEAR assessments, and management of change principles Ability to travel to remote high-risk sites across the Anglian Water region Training will be provided - so even if you don't tick all the above, please don't be put off from applying Why Join Us? At Anglian Water, we're committed to delivering life's essential services-safely, sustainably, and responsibly. Our values-led approach means you'll be supported to make meaningful contributions, build your skills, and develop into a subject matter expert in a truly forward-thinking business. You'll benefit from: Personal private health care Company car allowance (based on 9,000 miles minimum requirement for role) Life cover - 8x annual salary 26 days holiday plus bank holidays (with flexibility for religious holidays) Flexible and hybrid working options Competitive pension scheme - we double-match your contributions up to 6% Annual bonus scheme and lifestyle benefits Opportunities for professional growth and specialist training Ready to Elevate Your Career? If you're looking for a role where you can apply your technical knowledge to influence safety outcomes and drive positive change, apply today to become our next Process Safety Engineer.