Energy & Water Data Analyst

Energy & Water Data Analyst

Long-term contract | North Wales (with UK travel) | BPSS+ required

Up to £29.89 / hr PAYE or £40 / hr Umbrella

We’re supporting a major engineering and manufacturing organisation in their search for an experienced Energy & Water Data Analyst. This is a fantastic long-term opportunity (running until late 2026, with strong potential to extend) to play a pivotal role in energy, water and sustainability performance across a large UK property portfolio.

You’ll join a specialist Energy & Sustainability team and take ownership of the full lifecycle of resource data — from metering and systems through to analysis, insight, compliance, and project support. If you love turning complex data environments into meaningful action, this one’s for you.

• Act as the UK data expert for energy and water systems, ensuring data platforms and EMS tools are configured, accurate and reliable.
• Analyse large, complex consumption datasets to spot anomalies, trends, inefficiencies, and failures across multiple UK sites.
• Build meaningful KPIs, dashboards and reports used by operations and senior leadership.
• Maintain data integrity and lead remedial actions when issues arise.

• Provide technical expertise on energy and water compliance standards, legislation, and best practice.
• Support the delivery of CO₂ reduction and decarbonisation roadmaps.
• Contribute data and cost modelling for Opex / Capex planning and investment cases.
• Assist with feasibility, tender support, and oversight of infrastructure projects.
• Participate in internal and contractor compliance audits, supporting environmental standards such as ISO 50001.

• Work closely with FM, sustainability teams, project teams, contractors, and senior management.
• Support UK sites with occasional travel (approx. 1–2 times per month).

• 5+ years’ experience in Energy or Environmental Management, ideally in large or complex facilities.
• Expert knowledge of the end-to-end energy data lifecycle (BMS systems, metering, EMS tools such as eSight, data transfer solutions).
• Strong technical understanding of water systems, consumption reduction approaches, and infrastructure improvements.
• Solid grasp of compliance requirements, including relevant legislation, regulations, and codes of practice.
• Confident analysing large datasets (e.g., regression, baseload analysis) and presenting clear insights.
• Strong stakeholder engagement skills and the ability to work across multiple sites.
• Must be a British national and able to obtain BPSS+ clearance.

• Location :
  Primarily North Wales, with travel to UK sites.
• Hours : 35 per week over 4.5 days, flexible between 7am–7pm.
• IR35 :
  Inside (off-payroll working rules apply).
• Start :
  As soon as clearance is completed.
• Interview process :
  One stage.

If this role is of interest and you meet the above criteria, then please apply immediately