Job Details

Pump Technician - Mechanical Bias

Location: Aberdeen

Salary: £38,000 - £44,000 DOE plus van, fuel card, overtime, phone, tablet, uniform, PPE, pension and 33 days holiday including bank holidays

The Opportunity

Are you a mechanically biased Pump Technician looking for your next career move?

We're looking for an experienced engineer to install, maintain, repair and fault-find on a variety of pumping equipment and associated systems across industrial, commercial and domestic environments.

This is an excellent opportunity for a mechanically skilled engineer with experience in pumping systems who enjoys a hands-on role, tackling technical challenges and delivering a high standard of workmanship and customer service.

You'll work across a diverse range of equipment, carrying out planned maintenance, reactive repairs, installations and inspections, with the opportunity to apply your practical engineering expertise across Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out planned maintenance, reactive repairs and installation work on pumping equipment and associated systems.
• Diagnose mechanical faults and undertake repairs to ensure equipment operates safely and efficiently.
• Complete testing and inspections following maintenance, installation and repair work.
• Work on a variety of equipment, including booster sets, pressurisation units, sump pumps, sewage and drainage pumping stations, HVAC pumping systems and grease removal systems.
• Assist with system commissioning and ensure all work meets relevant standards and specifications.

What We're Looking For

• City & Guilds qualification or equivalent in a relevant mechanical engineering discipline.
• At least three years' relevant post-apprenticeship experience.
• Practical experience installing, maintaining and repairing mechanical equipment.
• Experience working with pumps and associated pumping systems.
• An understanding of relevant electrical requirements and safe working practices when working with electrical equipment.
• A full UK driving licence.
• Experience with some of the following would be advantageous: Booster sets and pressurisation units, Sump pumps and sewage or drainage pumping stations, Thermal expansion systems, HVAC and associated pumping equipment, System commissioning, Grease removal systems.

You don't need experience across every area, but a solid mechanical engineering background and relevant pump experience are essential.

Interested?

If you're a mechanically biased Pump Technician looking for your next opportunity in Aberdeen, I'd love to hear from you!

Contact Becky Kerridge on (phone number removed) or send over your latest CV to find out more.

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