Leakage Technician

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Aqua Tech Recruitment
ScreenedRemoteFull Time
London
£30,000 - £32,000/annum
Posted 4 weeks ago
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Aqua-Tech Recruitment are working on behalf of an established organisationc to recruit for an experienced Leakage Technician to join their field-based team. The ideal candidate will be based west of the M25, with the role covering a busy area including Central London. You will work from home and travel to scheduled customer sites, with occasional overnight stays where required. The Role * Carry out water leak detection using specialist equipment including CAT & Genny, listening sticks, correlators and ground microphones. * Complete accurate leak detection reports and meter readings. * Conduct water audits and identify opportunities to reduce water consumption. * Provide practical advice to customers on water efficiency. * Maintain accurate records and work to agreed KPIs. * Follow all company health & safety procedures. About You We’re looking for someone who is: * Experienced in leak detection, water, utilities or a similar technical field. * Self-motivated, organised and comfortable working independently. * Accurate with paperwork, reporting and data. * A good communicator with strong interpersonal skills. * Patient, tenacious and health & safety conscious. * Flexible to travel, including occasional nights away. A full clean UK driving licence is essential, and applicants must be aged 25+ for insurance purposes. Benefits * £30,320 basic salary + overtime opportunities * Company vehicle * Laptop and mobile phone * 22 days' annual leave + Bank/Public Holidays * Hotels and meals paid when staying away * Healthshield Select and salary sacrifice scheme * Training and development opportunities Apply now with your CV for immediate consideration

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