Water Network Analyst: Design, Analyze & Field Coordination

Fort Recruitment; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Fort Recruitment is seeking a Water Network Analyst to support clean water networks across the Glasgow area. You will design and commission network systems, work with clients and field staff, and help maintain valves and monitoring equipment.

The role requires a strong technical background, clear communication, and the ability to work independently in structured environments. Previous water industry exposure is preferred.

Qualifications

• Full driving licence is essential.
• Relevant water industry experience preferred.
• Strong technical background required.
• Clear and professional communication skills.
• Experience liaising with project managers and technical teams.
• Well organized with ability to work in structured environments.
• Capable of working independently without supervision.

Responsibilities

• Design and commissioning of clean water network systems.
• Liaison and integration with client’s customer, technical supporting field staff and servicing partners.
• Coordination & management of clean water projects such as leakage detection, acoustic and pressure logger deployment.
• Data analysis and network investigations.
• Responsibility for the quality and efficiency of work within a project.
• Engaging with all key stakeholders.
• Production of a weekly action plan.
• Review pre and post maintenance data performance.
• Site based activity.

Skills

Driving licence

Strong technical understanding

Clear communication

Liaising with project managers

Organised

Independent worker

Job description

Fort Recruitment is seeking a Water Network Analyst to support clean water networks across the Glasgow area. You will design and commission network systems, work with clients and field staff, and help maintain valves and monitoring equipment.

The role requires a strong technical background, clear communication, and the ability to work independently in structured environments. Previous water industry exposure is preferred.