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Pipework/Water Treatment Engineer

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PFC Careers are working with a leading Scottish Commissioning company to recruit a Pipework/Water treatment Engineer on a permanent basis.
This organisation manages a portfolio of clients and is committed to delivering the highest standards of water treatment, water hygiene, and compliance services.
Due to continued growth and increasing client demand, they are seeking a motivated and experienced Water Treatment Engineer with a strong understanding of water treatment systems.
This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer who enjoys working independently across multiple sites while being part of a professional and supportive team environment.
The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering compliant water treatment and water hygiene services across various sites.
Water Treatment Engineer Role And Responsibilities
- Deliver water treatment services in line with contract scopes, KPIs,
- Manage planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive works across multiple sites.
- Carry out water sampling and testing activities, including transporting samples for laboratory analysis.
- Oversee treatment programmes for heating systems, chilled water systems, and other closed systems.
- Support Legionella control programmes including chlorination, disinfection, tank cleaning, and remedial actions.
- Identify system deficiencies and provide recommendations for corrective actions.
- Maintain accurate service records, reports, compliance documentation, and audit trails.
- Ensure compliance with COSHH regulations and chemical management procedures.
- Communicate effectively with site teams, facilities managers, and clients.
- Follow all Health & Safety procedures, including RAMS and Permit-to-Work systems.
- Work independently while maintaining a high standard of workmanship and customer service.
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- Strong knowledge of domestic hot and cold-water systems, closed systems, and water treatment programmes.
- Experience carrying out water sampling, testing, dosing, flushing, and disinfection works.
- Good understanding of Legionella control requirements and industry best practices
- Strong communication and organisational skills.
- Ability to work independently and manage workloads across multiple sites.
- Positive attitude, professional approach, and commitment to delivering high-quality service.
- Relevant industry qualifications in Water Treatment, Water Hygiene, or Legionella Management would be advantageous.
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