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Hafren Dyfrdwy in Wales is seeking a Network Optimisation Technician for the Packsaddle site. The role is 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday, focusing on monitoring and optimising the clean water network to improve performance and reduce leakage.
You will analyse network issues, produce technical reports using hydraulic modelling, and provide insights to support investment decisions and reliable water supply to communities. A proactive problem solver with IT and reporting skills is essential.
At Hafren Dyfrdwy, we are passionate about providing clean, safe water and caring for the environment across Wales. We are more than a water company – we are a team committed to sustainability, innovation, and supporting the communities we serve. If you are looking for a role where you can make a real impact and be part of a purpose-driven organisation, we would love to hear from you.
We’re looking for a Network Optimisation Technician to join us at our Packsaddle site, in Wales and in this role you’ll work 37 hours Monday – Friday.
As our Network Optimisation Technician, you'll play a key role in helping us deliver excellent service to our customers by ensuring our water distribution network operates efficiently and effectively. You'll use your technical expertise to monitor, evaluate and optimise our clean water network, helping to improve performance and reduce leakage.
Working closely with our Network Optimisation Specialist and Support Technician, you'll investigate asset performance, analyse network issues and produce technical reports using hydraulic modelling. You'll provide valuable insight and recommendations that support investment decisions, improve service levels and help us deliver a reliable supply of clean water to the communities we serve.
We're looking for someone with experience working with water networks or utility assets within an operational or engineering environment. You'll have a good understanding of hydraulic principles and hydraulic modelling, with the ability to analyse data, investigate issues and identify effective solutions.
You'll also have strong IT skills, including experience using spreadsheets and presenting complex information through reports and graphical analysis. An understanding of the Water Regulatory Framework would be advantageous, although this isn't essential. Most importantly, you'll be a proactive problem solver who is passionate about delivering excellent service and driving continuous improvement.
This is more than just a job; it’s a career. We offer benefits that reward great work, along with award-winning training to help you achieve your full potential. You’ll also be making a positive contribution to the environment and the community. Here are some of our favourites: