Overview
In this role you help ensure safe, compliant water systems in building services. You will flush and clean closed low-temperature hot water and chilled water systems, and chlorinate domestic water systems, while producing accurate test sheets. You’ll represent the firm on-site, building strong client relationships and supporting service delivery with attention to BSRIA and COSHH standards. The position offers travel across Essex/Kent, a company van, and clear opportunities for growth within the business. This is a hands-on, client-facing role that combines technical work with field leadership and quality outcomes.
Pay / Benefits
- Company van
- Overtime available (evenings/weekends)
- Good pension scheme
- opportunity to grow within the business
Responsibilities
- Flushing and cleaning closed low-temperature hot water and chilled water systems
- Chlorinating domestic water systems across storage tanks and pipework
- Producing accurate test sheets and reports via company software/apps
- Building strong relationships with clients on-site
Key requirements
- 2 years’ industry experience
- Hands-on flushing/water treatment experience within building services
- Solid grasp of BSRIA and COSHH standards
- Comfortable with occasional overnight travel (up to 100 miles)
- UK Driving Licence and CSCS SkillCard desirable
- client-facing
- detail-oriented
- relationship-building
- flushing/water treatment in building services
- BSRIA standards
- COSHH standards
Pre-Commissioning Engineer in Essex employer: Penguin Recruitment
Join a dynamic and growing independent building services consultancy in London, where you will enjoy a competitive salary and hybrid working flexibility. Our supportive and inclusive team culture fosters professional growth, offering you the chance to take ownership of technically challenging projects while directly engaging with clients. With a strong focus on sustainable design, this is an excellent opportunity for an Electrical Design Engineer looking to make a meaningful impact in their career.
