Water Supply Engineer - Tunbridge Wells

American Society of Civil Engineers; Tonbridge; On-site; GBP 37,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van

Fuel card

Full van stock provided

Job summary

TXM Recruit is recruiting a Water Supply Engineer for an energy company in the UK, covering Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas. You will attend customer properties, identify leaks on water supply pipes and excavate to fix mains, then restore ground. Outdoor work in all weather is required and some weekend/evening hours may be needed.

Full-time role with 40-hour weeks. Experience identifying leaks on water mains is essential; candidates with water company backgrounds are preferred but not

Qualifications

• Experience identifying leaks on water supply pipes.
• Comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions.
• Experience with repairing and laying water mains is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Attend customer's properties to identify leaks on water supply pipes.
• Excavate ground to fix pipes and restore ground after work.
• Work across Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas, including some weekends/evenings.

Skills

Leak detection

Water mains

Job description

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. Company Van, Fuel Card and full van stock provided.

Full Time - 40 hours a week - this includes some weekend, evening and bank holiday work

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

In a permanent role covering a patch of works in Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas you will be required to be attending customer's properties, identifying leaks on the water supply pipes, excavating ground to fix pipes and making the ground good once complete.

Previous experience of identifying leaks, repairing and laying water mains is essential; Due to the role you 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.