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Trainee Field Engineer (Water Industry)
CrawleySource: WhatJobs
£26,000–£32,000
We are seeking a self-motivated individual, ideally with an engineering background, for this Trainee Field Engineer role which involves installing & configuring sensors and monitoring equipment on the Wastewater network.
This is a full-time permanent position working for an outstanding Company who will provide full training, a vehicle and the equipment needed for the role. You will become a fully trained Field Engineer and also receive training in other specialist areas of the firm’s business.
Trainee Field Engineer – Benefits
A starting salary of £28,700pa (consisting of salary and area weighting)
Salaries are then increased every 6 months during training quickly rising to £34,100pa
Salaries will then continue to rise based on progression and performance
A fully expensed company vehicle including a fuel card
Full training and certifications are provided as part of the role
Excellent prospects in a vital Industry
All necessary tools, uniforms and equipment will be provided
40 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Mobile Phone and Laptop
Personal Pension Scheme
Trainee Field Engineer (Water Industry) - Daily activities
Driving from site to site and working outside in all weather conditions
Lifting, carrying and moving equipment and chamber covers
Entry into and working within confined spaces
Installing and maintaining a variety of sensors and instrumentation
Trainee Field Engineer (Water Industry) - The Candidate
Full driving licence for manual gears is essential
No prior experience is necessary as all training will be provided for the role
Previous electrical or mechanical experience of any nature an advantage
Previous as a field engineer is useful
Relevant academic qualifications an advantage e.g. BTEC Engineering or BTEC Electrical
You must have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn quickly during training
You will be interacting with customers/clients on a daily basis so excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential
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