Water Hygiene & Treatment Engineer | ACOP L8 Expert

Future Select Recruitment; Newcastle upon Tyne; On-site; GBP 27,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training

Benefits

Job summary

Future Select Recruitment is recruiting a Water Hygiene / Treatment Engineer for a Newcastle-upon-Tyne area role. You will perform ACOP L8 compliance tasks and pre-commissioning, with duties across water systems and reporting. Flexibility to travel across the North of England is required.

The role offers training opportunities and a competitive salary in the £27k–£38k range, with benefits. Prior experience and knowledge of water hygiene standards are essential.

Qualifications

• Strong hands-on experience as a Water Hygiene / Treatment Engineer.
• Industry-related training / qualifications preferred.
• Knowledge of ACOP L8, HSG 274 and BSRIA guidelines.
• Willingness to travel as per client needs.
• Good literacy, numeracy and IT skills.
• Experience across a wide range of client sites.

Responsibilities

• Conduct pre-planned and reactive ACOP L8 compliance tasks.
• Showerhead descales.
• Closed system sampling, testing and dosing.
• Analysis of closed systems.
• Tank cleans and disinfections.
• Calorifier blowdowns.
• TMV inspections and servicing.
• Pre-commissioning cleans and flushing per BSRIA standards.
• Servicing and repairs on water softeners, CLO2 dosing equipment.
• Water sampling and temperature monitoring.
• Producing regular service reports.

Skills

ACOP L8 compliance

HSG 274 knowledge

BSRIA guidelines

Travel flexibility

Literacy/numeracy/IT

Water Hygiene

Job description

Future Select Recruitment is recruiting a Water Hygiene / Treatment Engineer for a Newcastle-upon-Tyne area role. You will perform ACOP L8 compliance tasks and pre-commissioning, with duties across water systems and reporting. Flexibility to travel across the North of England is required.

The role offers training opportunities and a competitive salary in the £27k–£38k range, with benefits. Prior experience and knowledge of water hygiene standards are essential.