Welcome to the Severn Trent Hub

At Severn Trent, we’re bringing a safe, sustainable water supply to millions of people, across the UK. What we do really matters: the services we provide, the infrastructure we build and the initiatives we champion will have an impact on communities and the environment, both now and for generations to come. Read more »

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The facts

To find out more about our organisation please visit:
www.severntrent.com/careers/graduates

Our sewage network covers 55,000km.

Wind turbines at our sites provide the electricity equivalent of supplying 1,500 homes annually.

Our Mountain Challenge event – which everyone can get involved in - has raised over £500,000 for WaterAid.

We’re investing around £1.3 million a day in our services.

We’ve hydro turbines installed on four sites, producing around 1.7MW of energy from water.

Our benefits package is excellent.

Over 2,600 students have Followed us on Gradcracker.

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Our videos (6)

Severn Trent | An awesome place to work

Holly - Civil Engineering - Summer Internship

Listen to what Liv Garfield, CEO has to say about Graduates

Technical Leadership Programme - Engineering

The importance of Graduates at Severn Trent

Severn Trent Water Resilience Project (BRP)

Alexandra, Technical Leadership

Engineering Programme

"At Severn Trent, there are no limits to what you can learn about and get involved in."

James, Technical Leadership

Engineering Programme

"Engineers are expected to challenge the status quo. We're encouraged to ask: how could we do this differently?"