Field Engineer (Water Systems)

Overview

As a Field Engineer (Water Systems), you install, commission and maintain water reuse systems to reduce mains water reliance. You will travel nationally, work closely with site teams, and deliver high-quality commissioning and service outcomes. The role supports a forward-thinking firm focused on sustainable water solutions and continuous improvement. You will influence on-site performance and safety, shaping efficient, user-focused systems across projects.

Pay / Benefits

• competitive salary package
• travel expenses covered
• hotel accommodation and food allowance while away
• ongoing training and development opportunities
• supportive team culture
• focus on sustainability and innovation

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret technical drawings and wiring diagrams
• Plan, coordinate and complete commissioning tasks to a high standard
• Prepare system assessments and detailed reports with recommendations
• Attend site visits to provide technical advice and guidance
• Work in line with health & safety requirements and site RAMS
• Carry out control panel upgrades and replacements
• Service and repair booster pumps, booster sets, filters and pipework
• Replace or repair pressure vessels, UV filtration units and bulbs
• Diagnose and rectify electrical programme faults; upload programmes to Schneider and Crouzet PLCs
• Perform pump programming, continuity and load testing, and safely isolate electrical supplies

Key requirements

• Level 3 Electrical Qualification (essential)
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in construction, water, or a related engineering sector
• Full UK driving licence
• Proven experience as Commissioning, Service or Pump Engineer or similar role
• Experience with water, pump or building services systems
• Experience with control panels, pumps, and UV filtration units (advantageous)

• Attention to health & safety
• technical communication during site visits
• problem-solving and advisory capabilities
• Schneider PLCs programming
• Crouzet PLCs programming
• read/interpret wiring diagrams

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