IWJS Holdings Ltd
Sewertronics lining engineer

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Company Description
Industrial Water Jetting Systems Holdings Ltd (IWJS) provides comprehensive services to wastewater networks and assets, including CCTV pipe inspection, drainage mapping, assessment surveys, sewer cleaning, and “No Dig” rehabilitation solutions. For nearly fifty years, IWJS has supported essential infrastructure across the UK, operating 24/7, 365 days a year. The company’s expert teams serve clients in utilities, construction, defence, aviation, environmental, public, and commercial sectors. IWJS works collaboratively with clients to deliver robust, reliable, and innovative solutions that help protect their reputation, maintain regulatory compliance, and prevent flooding and pollution.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Sewertronics lining engineer role based in Derby. The lining engineer will prepare and set up Sewertronics equipment for UV lining operations, ensuring all materials, tools, and safety gear are available and correctly configured. The role involves installing and curing liners in wastewater pipes, monitoring equipment performance, and recording technical data during each job. The engineer will carry out routine checks and basic maintenance on UV lining and associated equipment, identify operational issues, and escalate complex faults as needed. Day-to-day tasks include working as part of a site team, following method statements and risk assessments, adhering to health and safety requirements, completing job documentation, and interacting with clients and supervisors to ensure jobs are delivered safely, efficiently, and to specification.
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- Experience with sewer lining, “No Dig” rehab techniques, or related wastewater infrastructure operations.
- Basic mechanical and electrical aptitude for operating, setting up, and troubleshooting Sewertronics or UV curing equipment.
- Strong focus on health, safety, and environmental compliance, including working safely in confined spaces and around wastewater assets.
- Ability to read and follow technical instructions, method statements, and risk assessments, with accurate record-keeping and documentation skills.
- Effective teamwork and communication skills, with a professional approach to client and colleague interactions.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel locally to job sites as required.
- Previous experience in utilities, drainage, construction, or civil engineering is advantageous.
- Relevant certifications (e.g., CSCS, confined space training) or willingness to undertake company-provided training.
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