skills - WWT
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Yorkshire Water takes on new apprentices
Despite the social distanced induction and immediate working from home for some,
Yorkshire Water welcomed 17 new...
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Thames Water promoted up the ranks of Armed Forces Covenant
Thames Water has earned an Armed Forces Covenant Silver Award for its commitment to
recruiting and supporting...
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United Utilities begins summer recruitment drive
United Utilities is taking on 120 new staff as part of a summer recruitment drive.
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Delivering essential learning in a digital landscape
As onsite training takes a back seat due to Covid-19, digital sessions are proving to be
an effective alternative with...
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Skills gap fundamentals remain undiminished by Covid-19
Sue Caccavone, technical director of BV Academy - Black & Veatch argues that the need
for utility skills development is...
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British Water hosts Women on Water event
British Water has announced its next Women on Water event, which will continue the
theme of 'empowering empowered women'...
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British Water backs workforce planning guidance for post Covid-19
Energy and Utility Skills white paper plots "effective route" back to BAU post Covid-19
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British Water welcomes supply chain report
British Water has welcomed a report from Energy & Utility Skills and Balfour Beatty which
calls for the water industry to...
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Careers advisers get an insight into water industry opportunities
North East teachers and careers advisers took part in a special event at a water treatment
works to learn about careers in...
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Amey launches new apprenticeship programme
Amey is working with Severn Trent to deliver a new apprenticeship programme that aims
to address a key skills gap in the...
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The water industry must be capable of securing the talent it needs
Nick Ellins, chief executive of Energy & Utility Skills, is a judge for the 2020 Water Industry
Awards. Here, he offers...
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Opinion: People and technology must work together
The idea of People vs Tech is outdated: People + Tech is the way forward, write Simon
Parker and Roger Williams
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Bridging the gap: Tackling diversity in the water sector
The water industry faces a substantial skills gap in the coming years, but could a
greater focus on gender and diversity...
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Engaging 'returners' will boost women in engineering
Ahead of International Women in Engineering Day, Safa Elbashir, Water Engineer at
AECOM, says that one of the keys for...
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Opinion: Action needed on product specifications and skills
BPF Pipes Group president Derek Muckle calls for a basic engineering and procurement
skillset to set the standard for what...
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