Water Hygiene Operative
Temp to perm role (3 months temporary)
Home based visiting sites around the Leicester area
Vehicle provided
£13.59 - £14.36 per hour (Equivalent salary (phone number removed)
Overtime available
As a Water Hygiene Operative, you will deliver a high level of customer service whilst meeting health & safety compliance. You will provide the Severn Trent Services client base with Service Support, Specialising in Water Hygiene related activities such as:
Overseeing multi-site visits across diverse geographic locations.
Carrying out water monitoring and associated tasks
Providing support to both customers and colleagues with technical input where required.
Taking part in Job work such as tank clean and chlorinations
Maintaining safety standards in the field
This will be a start from home role, with travel across your allocated region as required in one of our company vans, for this reason you will need a Full UK driving license.
Our new Water Hygiene Operative would ideally have:
City & Guilds or similar accredited Legionella control training
Experience of TMV servicing
Knowledge of both Domestic water systems
Computer & smart phone literacy
It would be useful if you had a working knowledge of the applicable legislation and guidance material (ACoP L8, HTM: 0401, Water Regulations, BS 8580), but isn’t essential as we provide full training to all staff from Day 1
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Morson Talent
Posted 9 hours ago, valid for 7 days
Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 4PG, England
£13.59 - £14.36 per hour
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The role of Water Hygiene Operative is a temporary position for three months, with the potential for permanent employment.
- The job is home-based, requiring travel to various sites around the Leicester area, and a company vehicle will be provided.
- The salary ranges from £13.59 to £14.36 per hour, with overtime opportunities available.
- Candidates should ideally have experience of at least one year and hold a City & Guilds or similar accredited Legionella control training.
- A full UK driving license is required, along with computer and smartphone literacy, while knowledge of relevant legislation is beneficial but not mandatory as training will be provided.
