Trainee Leakage Technician – Field Detection

Hydrosave UK Limited; Tweed Shire Council; Hybride; AUD 39 000 - 54 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Family-Friendly Leave

Maternity/Adoption/Paternity Leave & 5

Life Assurance

Résumé du poste

Hydrosave UK Limited is recruiting a Trainee Leakage Technician to learn leak identification using field methods and modern tech, through an 18-week TeCas-accredited training programme.

You’ll conduct detailed surveys, use correlators, pipe tracers, ground microphones, and data loggers, and support repair teams while maintaining health and safety standards. Training team and supervisors guide your progression in a dynamic outage-focused environment.

Qualifications

• Full, valid UK driving licence.
• Strong problem-solving skills.
• Excellent attention to detail.
• Good planning and organisational ability.
• Decisive and confident decision-making skills.
• Strong awareness of Health, Safety & Wellbeing.
• Willingness to work outdoors in varying conditions.

Responsabilités

• Conduct detailed surveys to identify leak type and location.
• Use specialist equipment such as correlators, pipe tracers, ground microphones, and data loggers.
• Accurately complete timesheets, survey forms, and leakage reports.
• Support repair teams by precisely identifying leak positions.
• Take full responsibility for Health & Safety compliance.
• Report accidents, incidents, and near misses within required timeframes.
• Adhere to company vehicle safety processes and complete daily vehicle checks.
• Work closely with the Training Team and Leakage Supervisors to build technical proficiency.
• Demonstrate company values and professional behaviours at all times.

Connaissances

Full UK driving licence

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Planning & organisation

Decision making

Health & safety awareness

Outdoor work readiness

Outils

Correlators

Pipe tracers

Ground microphones

Data loggers

Description du poste

Hydrosave UK Limited is recruiting a Trainee Leakage Technician to learn leak identification using field methods and modern tech, through an 18-week TeCas-accredited training programme.

You’ll conduct detailed surveys, use correlators, pipe tracers, ground microphones, and data loggers, and support repair teams while maintaining health and safety standards. Training team and supervisors guide your progression in a dynamic outage-focused environment.