Asset Management Utilities Engineering Technician(Plumber)

DAA plc; Dublin; On-site; EUR 42,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Dublin Airport is seeking an Asset Management Utilities Engineering Technician to support the water utilities across the campus. You will help operate and maintain the reservoir, distribution network and related assets, ensuring reliability, regulatory compliance and sustainable performance.

Reporting to the Asset Management Utilities Technical Support Engineer, you’ll carry out planned and reactive maintenance, engage with stakeholders such as Uisce Éireann, and monitor KPIs to support

Qualifications

• Experience in water utilities maintenance and asset care.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements for water infrastructure.
• Ability to coordinate maintenance activities and monitor KPIs.

Responsibilities

• Operate and maintain the airport water utilities infrastructure (reservoir, distribution network, assets).
• Ensure regulatory compliance and sustainability objectives are met.
• Engage with stakeholders such as Uisce Éireann on water quality and resilience.
• Provide planned and reactive maintenance across assigned systems and equipment.

Skills

Engineering knowledge

Asset management

Maintenance planning

Regulatory compliance

Stakeholder engagement

Tools

Water distribution systems

SCADA

Job description

Asset Management plays a crucial role at Dublin Airport, focusing on operating and maintaining the airport’s assets. The team is now recruiting a Utilities Engineering Technician to support technical asset management for the key water utilities across the airport campus.

The Airport Utilities Engineering Technician will play a critical role in managing and maintaining the airport’s water infrastructure, including a reservoir, distribution network, and associated assets. This role ensures operational continuity, compliance with regulatory standards, and supports sustainability objectives. A key responsibility is stakeholder engagement, particularly with Uisce Éireann, to align on water quality, supply resilience, and infrastructure upgrades.

The role reports to the Asset Management Utilities Technical Support Engineer with responsibility for providing planned and reactive maintenance for assigned engineering systems and equipment across the water utilities, ensuring key performance indicators are met.