Van Pack Engineer - Drainage & Jetting Specialist (Leeds)

Lanes Group Plc; Leeds; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

The Lanes Group plc in Leeds seeks a Van Pack Engineer to join our Operational Team, expanding a well‑established crew. You will attend customer sites, inspect drainage systems, and assist with high‑pressure water jetting while ensuring safety and accurate data entry on digital devices.

You will operate jetting equipment, support CCTV inspections, and help with routine maintenance. A full UK driving licence (no more than 6 points) is required, with responsibilities spanning fieldwork and

Qualifications

• Experience operating high‑pressure water jetting equipment.
• Experience inspecting drainage systems for blockages or damage.
• Familiarity with safety procedures and reporting.

Responsibilities

• Attend to customers, inform them of works and address concerns.
• Inspect drainage systems to identify blockages, leaks or damage.
• Report findings to relevant teams.
• Assist with high-pressure water jetting operations.
• Operate jetting equipment and adjust pressure as needed.
• Remove waste materials and prevent build‑up in drains/sewers.
• Use laptop/tablet for data entry.
• Report safety issues per procedures.
• Perform routine maintenance of jetting equipment.
• Assist with CCTV inspections when required.

Skills

High‑pressure water jetting

CCTV inspections

Full UK driving licence

NRSWA

EUSR National Water Hygiene

Water Jetting Association Red/BlueBook

Banksman

Manual Handling

Emergency First Aid

Job description

The Lanes Group plc in Leeds seeks a Van Pack Engineer to join our Operational Team, expanding a well‑established crew. You will attend customer sites, inspect drainage systems, and assist with high‑pressure water jetting while ensuring safety and accurate data entry on digital devices.

You will operate jetting equipment, support CCTV inspections, and help with routine maintenance. A full UK driving licence (no more than 6 points) is required, with responsibilities spanning fieldwork and