Instrument/Electrical Engineer
Location: North Wales
Contract: 12-month contract – 37 hours a week
Salary: £16.10 per hour (equivalent to £30,994 per annum)

About the Role:
Our prestigious public sector client based in Wales are seeking a dedicated and skilled Engineer to join the team on a 12-month contract. This field-based role involves the installation of telemetered instruments, supporting their Hydrometry and Telemetry (H&T) services.

Key Responsibilities:

• Securely acquire and transfer hydrometric data in a timely and accurate manner.
• Prioritise health and safety for yourself, the team, and the public while supporting Hydrometry & Telemetry network management.
• Calibrate monitoring equipment, measure channel flow, maintain sites, install monitoring equipment, and input data into the hydrometric archive (WISKI).
• Follow the team’s work plan to meet objectives and Service Level Agreements, with flexibility for operational changes.
• Assist in fault finding and repair of telemetry outstation equipment to minimise disruption to Flood Warning Service or Water Management sites.
• Develop and maintain strong relationships with internal and external customers, contributing to environmental goals.
• Support annual work plans, standards, and practices, collaborating closely with team members.
• Assist with the onsite installation of new small-scale hydrometric sites, ensuring compliance with CDM regulations and customer requirements.
• Pursue personal development through effective use of the personal development plan.
• Participate in incident response activities as required.

Qualifications, Experience, Knowledge, and Skills:

• Educated to degree level or equivalent in a scientific or engineering subject, with ideally some relevant experience.
• Strong communicator with effective interpersonal skills and a team-oriented approach.
• Awareness and understanding of health and safety regulations relevant to the role.
• Understanding of Hydrometry and Telemetry systems and their role in the organisations Water Management and Flood Risk strategies.
• Ability to prioritise and adapt workload to team needs, working both independently and collaboratively.
• Regular travel to and from sites within a defined area. Full UK driving license required.
• Basic knowledge of British, European, and International Standards related to Hydrometry.
• Awareness of Welsh culture and a positive attitude towards linguistic and cultural diversity.