Hiring: Water Network Technician

Job Description Role: Water Network Technician / Leakage Inspector\n Location: Field-Based – Devon / Wiltshire / Somerset\n Salary: £28,985 to £33,843 dependent on experience with overtime opportunities\n Role Type: Permanent, 37 hours per week, Mon to Fri plus telephone stand-by rota\n Benefits: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, paid birthday day off, annual bonus scheme, Westfield health cashback plan, generous pension scheme, flexible working hours, life assurance, enhanced maternity and paternity benefits.\n Ancala Water Services is a private utilities company providing clean and wastewater services to over 1,000 Ministry of Defence establishments across England and Wales (check out the Areas we operate - Ancala Water Services). Creating a sustainable future is at the core of all we do, but we need top talent to help us achieve this. We're proud of our positive culture which is built on trust, respect and teamwork so if this role fits with your skill and experience, we'd love to hear from you! \n \nAs part of our essential front-line operations service, you'll be joining a collaborative and dynamic team that is responsible for ensuring that our networks run as calmly and efficiently as possible. This is a pivotal role where you will help reduce the overall cost of water charges by accounting for all water consumed, as well as reducing water that is bought, but not sold, on site. This is achieved through using a range of leakage detection methods and to monitor, minimise and record water performance. You will use your industry experience to problem solve and identify areas for improvement across your region and work collaboratively with the wider business.\n This is a field-based role with travel across Somerset, Devon and Wiltshire where you'll be working alone and as part of a team. \n What You'll Be Doing: \n \n Accounting for 100% of water supply on to each of our sites and identifying leakage events \n Carrying out reactive and proactive leak detection on MOD sites and monitor the leakage system and collecting data \n Recording relevant site data and feeding this information back to the demand management team \n Installing and maintaining flow and pressure data logging equipment \n Ensure that all relevant site data is captured through detailed on-site investigations \n Escalating areas of risk to the wider business such as water quality issues, supply risks or H