United Utilities
Regulatory Queries & Correspondence Coordinator

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Regulatory Queries & Correspondence Coordinator | Warrington | Hybrid | £48,089
United Utilities is looking for a Regulatory Queries & Correspondence Coordinator which is a newly created role that combines programme coordination, PMO support, governance administration, and regulatory engagement.
Working closely with the Project Controls Manager, you'll play a key role in coordinating regulatory interactions, supporting governance activities, and helping to ensure major programmes are delivered with consistency, control, and professionalism.
This is a fantastic opportunity to gain exposure to high-profile programmes while developing your experience across governance, programme support, and regulatory engagement. From collaborating with stakeholders across the business to supporting critical governance activities and driving process improvements, you'll have the opportunity to make a visible impact while building a broad and valuable skillset.
This could be the perfect role for you if you enjoy creating structure, providing coordination, and keeping important activities moving forward.
What You'll Be Doing
Regulatory Coordination & Stakeholder Management
- Act as the central point of coordination for regulatory queries, correspondence, and information requests.
- Manage workflows from receipt through to resolution, ensuring timely responses and clear audit trails.
- Build trusted relationships across the business and with key regulatory stakeholders, handling sensitive information with professionalism, integrity, and discretion.
Governance & Programme Support
- Coordinate governance meetings, prepare agendas and papers, and maintain accurate records of decisions and actions.
- Support key programme reporting cycles and governance activities, ensuring stakeholders have the information they need at the right time and competing priorities are effectively managed.
- Maintain governance schedules and forward planning to support successful programme delivery and informed decision making.
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Regulatory Systems & Continuous Improvement
- Lead the day-to-day management of the Regulatory Interactions System, ensuring high-quality information and effective user engagement.
- Drive improvements to processes, reporting, and system capability to enhance efficiency and compliance.
- Provide training, guidance, and support to stakeholders to encourage consistent use of regulatory processes.
Reporting, Insight & Assurance
- Produce reports, dashboards, and insights that track regulatory activity, performance, and emerging risks.
- Analyse trends and performance data to identify risks, highlight emerging themes, and support informed decision making and regulatory readiness.
- Ensure documentation, records, and programme artefacts are maintained to robust governance and audit standards.
Programme Controls Administration
- Maintain key programme controls documentation, including risks, issues, changes, dependencies, and reporting artefacts.
- Carry out quality checks to ensure information is complete, accurate, and ready for governance review.
- Bring a methodical and detail-focused approach to programme controls, ensuring information is accurate, auditable, and ready to support effective decision making.
What We're Looking For
- Experience in a PMO, programme support, programme coordination, or governance support environment.
- Experience working within a regulated industry such as utilities, water, infrastructure, or a compliance-focused environment.
- Experience coordinating governance meetings and producing agendas, papers, minutes, and action logs.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and SharePoint.
Why This Role
This is an opportunity to join United Utilities in a brand new role where you'll have the chance to make a genuine impact from day one. You'll gain exposure to major programmes, regulatory activity, and senior stakeholders, giving you a unique platform to broaden your experience and build a strong understanding of programme governance and regulatory engagement.


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You'll have the opportunity to develop a diverse skillset spanning programme coordination, PMO support, governance, reporting, stakeholder management, and continuous improvement, making this an excellent role for someone looking to grow their career within a complex and highly visible environment.
And most importantly, you'll be part of an organisation that delivers an essential service to millions of customers every day, giving you the opportunity to contribute to work that has a real and lasting impact.
Benefits
- 26 days’ annual leave, rising by one day for each completed holiday year (served up to a maximum of 30 days) plus 8 bank holidays
- Competitive pension with up to 14% employer contribution and life cover
- Performance-related bonus of up to 7.5% plus recognition awards
- Company-funded healthcare plan and wellbeing support including mental health resources and Employee Assistance Programme
- Access to discounts, gym savings, and flexible benefits through MORE Choices
- Financial wellbeing support including Salary Finance and Wealth at Work
- Electric vehicle scheme and ShareBuy options
- Enhanced parental leave
If you're looking for a varied and rewarding role where you can develop your career while playing a key part in the success of major programmes, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of a team that's helping shape the future of United Utilities.
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