Water Supply Engineer - Tunbridge Wells

TXM Recruit; Royal Tunbridge Wells; On-site; GBP 37,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van

Fuel card

Signing bonus

Job summary

TXM Recruit are seeking a Water Supply Engineer for a leading UK energy company, covering Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas. The role is full-time (40 hours) with some weekend, evening and bank holiday work, and includes a company van, fuel card, and full van stock.

Attend customer properties, identify leaks, excavate and repair pipes, and restore ground after work. Permanent role with signing on bonus up to £1,500.

Qualifications

• Previous experience of identifying leaks, repairing and laying water mains is essential.
• Must be comfortable working outdoor in all-weather types.
• IND 4.
• Ideally candidates who have worked for water companies previously are preferred but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Attend customer's properties.
• Identify leaks on the water supply pipes.
• Excavate ground to fix pipes.
• Make the ground good once complete.

Skills

Leak identification

Outdoor work

Water mains

Job description

Job Overview

TXM Recruit are looking for a Water Supply Engineer to start working for one of the UK’s most recognisable and well-respected energy company’s.

Salary & Benefits

Up to 41000 (Salary dependent upon experience) + £1,500 signing on bonus!

• Company Van, Fuel Card and full van stock provided.
• Full Time - 40 hours a week - this includes some weekend, evening and bank holiday work.
• Permanent role covering a patch of works in Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas.

Responsibilities

• Attend customer's properties.
• Identify leaks on the water supply pipes.
• Excavate ground to fix pipes.
• Make the ground good once complete.

Requirements

• Previous experience of identifying leaks, repairing and laying water mains is essential.
• Must be comfortable working outdoor in all-weather types.
• IND 4.
• Ideally candidates who have worked for water companies previously are preferred but not essential.