Production Technicians

Job Description

When you think about it, you rely on your water supply every single day. Whether its brushing your teeth, washing your hands or brewing your morning cup of tea - turn on the tap and away you go. Its an expectation youve come to know that whenever you need it, water will be - quite literally - on tap. But what if that wasnt the case In these challenging times, its essential to keep up the supply of safe, high-quality drinking water to households and communities up and down the UK - ensuring that this isnt another thing they need to be concerned about. Thats where you come in.As a Production Technician with Affinity Water, youll understand the importance of the role you play in delivering safe, clean drinking water to your communities - now more than ever. Youll recognise the value of the work you do and youll take pride in being on the front line of water production and delivery, ensuring customers receive the very best when they turn on their tap. So whether its the water that keeps the shower running, or that makes the morning tea round, youll be a vital part of the journey from source to tap. What can I expectNot only will you appreciate the responsibility that comes with being a Production Technician; youll value the independence and autonomy that comes with conducting a maintenance routine schedule. Day to day, youll be out and about completing electrical, mechanical and instrumental maintenance and repairs at Water Treatment Works, pumping stations and storage sites. Youll have the motivation and discipline to carry out the bulk of your work independently, but also get a buzz from working collaboratively with your team to manage various treatment sites, ensuring these are operating efficiently and reliably. Travelling from place to place couldnt be easier as youll be given a brand new company van to drive to/from sites according to your schedule. What do I needAs youll be working primarily with electrical and mechanical plant and equipment, youll hold a recognised electrical/mechanical qualification and have demonstratable experience of working on this kind of equipment. Experience in a similar process-driven environment is essential as were looking for individuals with an engineering mindset who can apply their electrical and mechanical expertise to identify and resolve faults. As the service youll provide is essential to the customer, youll be comfortable participating in a standby rota to ensure someones always on call if theres an operational issue. Its all part of your outstanding service. Whats in it for meThe work youll do is essential for Affinity Water to deliver safe, clean drinking water to over 3.6 million customers every day. In return, youll be entitled to a host of benefits including a double-matching pension scheme, on-the-job training and opportunities to undertake further education, career progression, and a holiday allowance that increases with length of service. So the longer you stay, the more you gain. Got what it takesIf youd like to get involved in the story behind your drinking water and support those communities who rely on our service every day, apply now and follow the quick and easy application questions to submit your interest. Everyone will get a response. To apply for roles in Surrey - click here To apply for roles in Luton - click here To apply for roles in Harlow - click here Please note that as part of the standard onboarding process for this role, all new joiners must complete a face to face medical to ensure they are medically fit to undertake this job. Under the current circumstances, face to face medicals have been suspended until further notice. This may mean that start dates for successful candidates are deferred until all medical requirements are met.