At a Glance
- Tasks: Install, maintain, and calibrate flow monitoring equipment in wastewater networks across the UK.
- Company: Cura Terrae, a leading environmental consultancy with a positive workplace culture.
- Benefits: Competitive pay, overtime, meals, 22 days holiday, pension scheme, and career development support.
- Other info: Friendly, inclusive culture with opportunities for personal and professional growth.
- Why this job: Join a team making a real impact on the environment while enjoying hands-on, varied work.
- Qualifications: Experience in field-based roles, strong problem-solving skills, and a full UK driving licence.
The predicted salary is between 31500 - 38500 £ per year.
We’re looking for hands‑on, motivated Field Service Engineers to join our Team in Sheffield.
You’ll work as part of a small team (2–3 people), delivering field‑based services across the UK carrying‑out installation, calibration and maintenance of Flow and Water Quality equipment throughout the UK.
The installation and maintenance work will require you to enter and work in confined spaces within the waste‑water networks.
This is a field‑based role involving working outdoors, in confined spaces, and traveling across the UK, often requiring overnight stays.
It’s ideal for someone who enjoys practical, physical work in varied environments and thrives on solving problems in the field.
Key Responsibilities
- Install, maintain, and calibrate flow monitoring equipment within wastewater networks.
- Enter and work in confined spaces, following health and safety protocols.
- Operate company vehicles safely and complete regular checks.
- Complete paperwork and digital reports accurately and on time.
- Represent Cura Terrae professionally on client sites and during fieldwork.
- Ensure the safe use of tools and equipment in accordance with company policies.
- Work flexibly to adapt to changing work schedules and travel demands.
- What We’re Looking For
- Proven experience in field‑based or hands‑on engineering roles (e. g., utilities, telecoms, or environmental monitoring).
- Experience with flow monitoring equipment is ideal, but full training will be provided.
- Strong problem‑solving abilities and a practical mindset.
- Able to work well both independently and as part of a team.
- Invested in your own development and keen to learn new technical skills.
- Good communication and basic IT skills (comfortable using tablets, apps, or databases).
- Willingness to work away from home and adapt to changing schedules.
- A full, clean UK driving licence is essential.
- What you’ll get
- Overtime paid at 1.5x
- £5 breakfast (working between 06:00–08:00)
- £5 lunch
- £30 evening meal (when staying away overnight)
- 22 days holiday + bank holidays
- Pension Scheme
- Career development support, including training and paid professional memberships
- Regular company events
- Friendly, inclusive working culture
- Be part of a business making a positive impact on the environment
- About Cura Terrae
- Cura Terrae
Water, formerly EMS (Environmental Monitoring Solutions), is a leading environmental consultancy providing services across water, air, emissions, and data monitoring.
We help businesses meet and maintain environmental compliance through cutting‑edge technology and expert support.
- As part of
- Cura Terrae , we’re proud to be a
Great Place to Work certified company , offering a positive, inclusive and respectful workplace.
We invest in people, support career growth, and promote wellbeing across the business.
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