Monitoring Engineering Technician, London

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Woolpert is an award-winning, global leader in architecture, engineering, and geospatial services. We blend design excellence with cutting-edge technology to deliver exceptional client value, and as a certified Great Place to Work®, we embrace progress and innovation to create limitless opportunities for career growth.

As part of Woolpert, Murphy Geospatial – A Woolpert Company contributes deep geospatial expertise across Europe, supporting complex infrastructure, property, manufacturing, utilities, and natural-environment projects through world-class data capture, verification, and governance.

Position Overview

We are looking for a practical and motivated Monitoring Engineering Technician to join our Monitoring UK team in London. In this hands-on role, you will help deliver monitoring solutions across a variety of client projects, supporting the installation, maintenance and accurate operation of specialist equipment. Working closely with experienced surveyors and engineers, you will have the opportunity to build your technical expertise while contributing to a growing team. Reporting to the Operations Manager – Monitoring UK, the role is based in London and will involve travel to project sites across the UK as required.

What You Will Do

• Review project drawings, specifications and task briefings to understand the monitoring requirements, installation locations and programme of works.
• Prepare for site works by selecting, checking, loading and safely transporting the required monitoring equipment, survey instruments, tools, cabling, materials and fixings.
• Install monitoring instrumentation in accordance with project specifications and department procedures for accurate repeat measurements.
• Assist with connecting, configuring and testing monitoring equipment and associated data collection systems to confirm that installations are operating correctly.
• Carry out routine site visits to inspect, clean, maintain and, where required, replace monitoring equipment and associated components.
• Take monitoring observations and complete basic quality checks on measurements and system outputs, escalating unexpected readings or data issues to the Project Engineer or Project Manager.
• Identify and assist with resolving practical installation or equipment issues on site, reporting technical, safety or programme concerns promptly.
• Maintain accurate installation records, photographs, equipment details, inspection notes and handover documentation for each project.
• Work closely with surveyors, engineers, site teams and subcontractors to coordinate access and complete monitoring activities safely and efficiently.
• Follow project risk assessments, method statements, lone-working procedures and company requirements for the safe use of equipment and vehicles.