To operate, monitor and maintain all catchment assets within the South Manchester Catchment area. This includes Impounding Reservoirs, boreholes, River Intakes, Aqueducts, Land, Built and natural heritage and any associated infrastructure to ensure internal, external and statutory, regulatory and mandatory drivers for reservoir safety, water quality, catchment activities, public access and operational efficiency as well as health and safety are achieved. Accountabilities & Responsibilities Foster and maintain strong relationships with all catchment stakeholders, ensuring sustainable use and protection of company catchments. Liaise with internal and external parties to support events and activities that enhance the company’s reputation. Conduct regular catchment and reservoir monitoring to preserve land and assets. Perform 48-hour monitoring on impounding reservoirs in line with company policies and statutory obligations under the Reservoir Safety Act 1975 and Flood Management Act 2013. Develop and implement renewal, improvement, and maintenance work programmes for catchments and reservoirs. Ensure compliance with regulatory abstraction and compensation conditions, as well as business and legal requirements for reservoir safety. Manage organised events, visitor engagement, and safety within the catchment. Conduct site inspections, general maintenance, litter collection, and emergency response to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment while maintaining the company’s reputation. Support the wider Catchment Team in delivering essential action plans. Maintain compliance with company quality assurance systems, mobile asset management, and scheduling. Contribute to Drinking Water Safety Plan reviews, ensure emergency reservoir plans are up to date, and oversee built and natural heritage preservation in line with regulations. Technical Skills & Experience Good working knowledge of water and land management Working knowledge of visitor and countryside access management and related legislation Knowledge of wildlife legislation on species and habitats Good range of practical countryside management skills Technical understanding of reservoir design and safety Technical understanding of hydraulics and civil engineering Understanding of the Drinking Water Safety Plan approach to water quality risk management Good understanding of H&S legislation This role may not be eligible for the visa sponsorship Qualifications Essential Qualifications City and Guilds diploma in Water Engineering or similar in countryside, environmental or water related discipline desirable A valid UK driving licence is required to carry out this role We rely on every employee to ensure our customers receive the best possible service, day in, day out. In return, we ensure that you will be well rewarded for your efforts, from an excellent salary through to development opportunities that will really kick start a thriving career here at UU.