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Job title: Water Treatment Engineer
Location: Mobile role covering London and the surrounding Home Counties
Salary: £28,500 – £32,500 per year (depending on experience)
Hours: Full-time, Monday–Friday, 08:00–17:00 (1‑hour lunch)
The role
As part of the company's ongoing expansion programme, we have a requirement to recruit Water Treatment Engineers to join our existing team. The role would suit someone who has good communication skills, is ambitious and keen to improve their existing knowledge and capabilities, with aspirations to further their career.
Responsibilities
- Closed-system chemical dosing (Using powered and hand dosing rigs and dosing pots)
- CWS Tank inspections
- CWS Tank and down service clean & chlorination works
- Cooling tower clean and chlorination works
- Mains Chlorination’s
- Calorifier inspection’s
- Collection of samples from domestic water systems and submission for laboratory analysis
- TMV maintenance
- Chlorine dioxide analysis
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Experience
- Candidates should have a minimum of 2 years’ experience in a Water Treatment Engineer role.
- A full driving licence is required.
About you
- At least 2 years’ experience in water hygiene or water treatment, carrying out similar tasks.
- Good communication skills, with a positive, professional manner on client sites.
- Keen to learn, develop your technical skills and progress your career.
- Comfortable working independently in a mobile role.
- Full UK driving licence (essential).
- Based within a commutable distance of London and happy to travel across London and surrounding home counties.


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What we offer
- Salary £28,500 – £32,500, depending on experience.
- Company vehicle for work use.
- Company pension scheme.
- Private medical insurance.
- Referral programme.
- Extensive training and development, with opportunities to broaden your skills in water hygiene and treatment.
If you have solid water hygiene experience and are looking to join a growing, specialist company with strong training and benefits, we’d love to hear from you.
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