Anglian Water Services
Directorate Administrator

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Directorate Administrator
Circa £31,755 dependent on skills & experience
Permanent – full time (37 hours) with flexibility for part time
Huntingdon / Peterborough – hybrid working, with 3 days in the office
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You’ll provide high-quality, consistent administrative and organizational support across the Quality Environment & Assurance Directorate, with a particular focus on senior leader support, stakeholder coordination, and day-to-day operational smoothness. The role covers proactive diary and inbox management, forward planning, meeting logistics, action tracking, and support for directorate-wide events.
A key part of the remit is information and correspondence management, including shared mailbox triage for regulatory and stakeholder communications, plus structured minute-taking and action logging for technical and regulatory forums. You’ll also lead on purchasing and cost-control admin, and own the Directorate’s Lighthouse site and document governance, ensuring content is accurate, controlled and compliant (including H&S and GDPR).
Key Responsibilities
- Provide proactive diary, inbox and administrative support to SLT members; plan and coordinate PDRs, 1:1s, team meetings and associated actions.
- Arrange meeting logistics (rooms/tech/refreshments/guests), prepare agendas, capture minutes and maintain action logs.
- Triage and track incoming regulatory/stakeholder correspondence in shared mailboxes, coordinating responses and deadlines.
- Oversee purchasing processes (raising orders, Barclaycard payments, GRNs, vendor set-up) and administer CATs timesheets.
- Own and maintain the QE&A Lighthouse site, document libraries and templates; ensure version control, naming, and GDPR-compliant storage.
- Champion the “Safer Every Day” agenda: complete H&S inductions/audits, monitor Working Time compliance, and report near misses.
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Benefits
We invest in our people - as a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to:
- Personal private health care
- Generous double match pension – contribute 7% and Anglian Water will contribute 14%, giving a total contribution of 21%
- 24-hour Virtual GP service for you and your household
- 25 days annual leave – rising with length of service and the ability to buy more
- Life assurance (up to 8 x salary)
- Personal accident cover (up to 5 x salary)
- Excellent family friendly policies, such as 26 weeks full pay for maternity / adoption leave, as well as 4 weeks paid paternity / partner leave. Opportunity for shared parental pay
- Bonus scheme
- Flexible benefits and working culture to support your wellbeing and lifestyle.


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What Does It Take to Be Successful?
- Organisation & time management across complex diaries, inboxes and logistics.
- Clear written & verbal communication (incl. minute-taking, reports, stakeholder correspondence).
- Confidentiality & discretion handling sensitive information professionally.
- IT proficiency (Microsoft 365, SAP, shared systems and records).
- Procurement & finance admin (ordering, payments, financial record-keeping).
- Behaviours that promote H&S, pride in work, clear information delivery, relationship-building, curiosity and continuous learning.
- Proven diary management experience.
- GCSE Maths & English (or equivalent).
- Relevant technical knowledge to support the directorate’s work.
Inclusion at Anglian Water
Inclusion is for everyone and we are an equal opportunity employer, which means we’ll consider all suitably qualified applicants regardless of gender identity or expression, ethnic origin, nationality, religion or beliefs, age, sexual orientation, disability status or any other protected characteristic. We recruit and develop our people based on merit and their passion for creating better outcomes, and we’re committed to creating an environment where all our colleagues feel they belong.
Closing Date
Closing date: 18th October 2026
Interview dates: 28th and 29th October
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