Leakage Field Technician (dumfries And Galloway )
Together Scottish Water are Trusted to Serve Scotland.
About the role
How’s this for job satisfaction: at Scottish Water Scottish Water look after Scotland's most precious natural resource. From source to tap, Scottish Water’re guarding Scotland’s reputation for refreshingly pure water, and caring for Scottish Water environment at the same time.
Sound good? Scottish Water’re looking for a Leakage Field Technician to join Scottish Water in the South (D&G) area, covering mainly Dumfries & Galloway but you may be asked to work out with your core area at times.
What you’ll do
You’ll join an experienced team of field technicians responsible for maintaining District Metered Areas (DMA’s), controllingleakageand pressure levels within the water network, ensuring a strong focus on achieving Scottish Water regulatory targets.
You probably figured it out already, but Scottish Water aim is always to go beyond what the law and regulations expect of Scottish Water, maintaining Scottish Water excellent Health and Safety culture; innovative working; cost efficiency; operating procedures and systems.
On a day-to-day basis you will:
Assist with the maintenance of District Metering Areas (DMAs) meters and apparatus and carry outleakagesurveys and sweeps, pro-actively monitoring and checking the integrity and operability of DMAs
Carry out installation and monitoring ofleakagedetection equipment, calibrating, maintaining, and repairing loggers, instrumentation, ancillary equipment, meters and PRV/PSV’s.
Collect, evaluate and interpret data to identify areas of potentialleakage– e.g. Nightline data, Night use allowances, DMA data, and may occasionally be involved in sampling when required.
Essential Skills
Scottish Water’ll get you fully up to speed on the technical bits of the job. You’ll bring strong communication skills and confidence working on your own. And be comfortable turning your hand to new systems – Scottish Water like to move with the times.
Attention to detail is a must: on your watch there should be no risk of health and safety failures. An eye for spotting trends is helpful and you’ll love solving a problem – on your own initiative and with help from colleagues.
You’ll need a valid driving licence, but Scottish Water’ll provide the van.
What you’ll get
The salary scale is £24,741 - £35,566 depending on experience.
You can also expect:
- 38 days of holiday per year (including public holidays) with the option to buy 5 more.
- Eligibility to join the defined benefit, contributory pension scheme
- Annual company bonus
- Life assurance scheme
- Paid time off for community volunteering
- Access to 'SW Splash', saving you money on holidays, bills and shopping
- Excellent family friendly policies around Adoption, Maternity, Parental Leave, and Flexible Working
Closing date for applications: 24th May 2023
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