Surfers Against Sewage Opens Recruitment for Two Key Roles to Enhance Ocean Conservation Efforts

In a significant move towards strengthening its commitment to ocean conservation, Surfers Against Sewage, a prominent environmental organisation, has announced the availability of two exciting new roles within its team.

The organisation, known for its passionate advocacy for marine environments, is expanding its workforce to include a Community Water Quality Officer and a Community Fundraising Project Officer. These positions are designed to support and energise communities across the UK in safeguarding water quality and raising funds for ocean conservation, respectively.

The Community Water Quality Officer role is tailored for individuals passionate about environmental protection, focusing on supporting UK communities in obtaining official bathing water designation, with a special emphasis on inland waterways. This initiative reflects the organisation’s dedication to enhancing water quality nationwide, inviting candidates who believe in making a difference to step forward.

Additionally, the search is on for a Community Fundraising Project Officer, a part-time role spanning from May to November. This position plays a crucial role in orchestrating the organisation’s beloved Dip A Day campaign in October, which aims to raise awareness and funds for ocean conservation. The ideal candidate will possess exemplary organisational, communication, and collaboration skills, crucial for the campaign’s success during these critical months.

Surfers Against Sewage emphasises flexibility and inclusivity in these roles, offering candidates the option to work from the scenic oceanside office in St Agnes, Cornwall, or remotely from anywhere in the UK. This approach underlines the organisation’s commitment to building a diverse and inclusive team, welcoming applicants from various backgrounds and experiences, even those who do not meet every single requirement or have surfing experience.

Interested individuals are encouraged to explore these opportunities further and contribute to the organisation’s mission of fighting for a thriving ocean. More information about the roles and application process can be found on their website.