Water Treatment Commissioning Technician: Path to Engineer

YTL UK; Bath; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension (20%)

Career progression

Holiday 25 days rising to 28

Sell up to five days holiday annually

Buy up to ten days holiday annually

Healthcare package

Life assurance

Electric car salary sacrifice

Retail discounts

Volunteer day

Job summary

YTL UK is seeking a development-focused Commissioning Engineer-in-training to contribute to multimillion-pound water infrastructure projects in the South West. You will learn through close collaboration with experienced engineers across the full project lifecycle, from design to handover, with a strong hands-on, site-based role.

As you grow, you will assume more responsibility, aiming to become a Commissioning Engineer.

Qualifications

• Experience of water treatment processes and/or onsite commissioning.
• Keen interest in becoming a commissioning engineer.
• Proactive engineering mindset with problem-solving abilities.
• Excellent verbal and written communication; ability to translate technical issues simply.
• Good IT skills for writing and reviewing technical documentation.

Responsibilities

• Generate commissioning plans defining how assets will be tested and brought online.
• Coordinate with Operations and Civil teams to assess risks and impact on processes.
• Test new process equipment to ensure safe, correct operation and client agreement.
• Analyze analytical data from process water samples to confirm site operation.
• Train and handover new assets to the operations team.

Skills

Water treatment processes

Onsite commissioning

Engineering mindset

Communication skills

IT skills / documentation

Education

Electrical cabinet qualifications

Job description

YTL UK is seeking a development-focused Commissioning Engineer-in-training to contribute to multimillion-pound water infrastructure projects in the South West. You will learn through close collaboration with experienced engineers across the full project lifecycle, from design to handover, with a strong hands-on, site-based role.

As you grow, you will assume more responsibility, aiming to become a Commissioning Engineer.