Maintenance Technician - Industrial Mechanic - Fakenham, Norfolk

Anglian Water
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1 month ago
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Maintenance Technician - Industrial Mechanic - Fakenham, Norfolk

£33,500- £39,500dependent on skills/experience/progression+ Standby + Overtime      All PPE, tools , van and fuel card provided

Full time, 37 hours, 5-day working pattern including some weekends.    

Permanent      

Location:Holt and Surrounding Areas 

Are you passionate about joining a fantastic team dedicated to making a positive, direct impact on the environment and the communities we serve? 

As a valued employee, you’ll be entitled to:         

- Personal private health care including physiotherapy  

- 24-hour Virtual GP service for you and your household    

- 25 days annual leave – rising with length of service  

- Competitive pension scheme – Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6%   

- Business use of company van plus access to tools and all uniform and PPE     

- Bonus scheme    

- Flexible benefits and working culture to support your wellbeing and lifestyle.     

- Life Assurance at 8 times your salary   

- Personal Accident cover – up to 5 times your salary   

- Lots of great discounts!    

- Paid time off when you’re physically and mentally unwell   

- An excellent Family Leave package – to help you support your family including enhanced maternity, paternity, and shared parental leave policies.   

Build a water industry for the future 

With support from a collaborative team, you will be responsible for carrying out general repairs, investigating and rectifying faults and completing scheduled maintenance to ensure the reliability of our assets. With support from a collaborative team, you will have an opportunity to develop your commercial and/ or industrial experience with assets such as centrifugal, progressive cavity and vacuum pumps, bearings, seals and valves. Knowledge of working with electrical control systems, telemetry, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, welding and general mechanical/electrical plant maintenance would also be advantageous. 

What does it take to be a Wastewater Maintenance Technician?  

To be successful in this role, you will have obtained at least an NVQ level 2 (mechanical engineering or equivalent) and/or completed a relevant apprenticeship and hold a full UK driving licence

Inclusion at Anglian Water:  

We welcome everyone! As an equal opportunity employer, we consider all qualified applicants, no matter their gender identity, ethnicity, nationality, religion, age, sexual orientation, disability, or any other protected characteristic. We hire and nurture based on merit and a shared passion for making positive impacts. Our commitment is to foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels they belong & can use every drop of their potential  

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