Water Technician

Description

• Analyse data trends and report findings to engineers, scientists, and managers
• Install and service flow, level, and logging equipment in wastewater and stormwater networks
• Schedule and carry out maintenance activities across multiple sites
• Contribute to real-time monitoring programs that support infrastructure upgrades and environmental compliance
• Check and validate monitoring data for accuracy and performance
• Work in environments such as manholes, pipes, instrument cabinets, and treatment plants
• Perform site-based work, including occasional night shifts, with a strong focus on safety

Requirements

• Physically fit and able to pass a full medical test
• Comfortable working with wastewater and in physically active environments
• Practical and safety-conscious, with a willingness to work in confined spaces like manholes
• Basic computer skills in Word and Excel
• Hold a full NZ driver’s licence and legal entitlement to work in New Zealand
• Background in plumbing, drainlaying, construction, or general contracting is a bonus (not essential)

Benefits

• Discretionary Group and Personal Performance Bonuses for eligible employees
• Ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities
• Employee-owned business that empowers our people and shares success
• Supportive, inclusive culture that values diversity and prioritises wellbeing
• Flexible with working hours, including occasional night shifts
• Competitive salary and enhanced KiwiSaver contributions

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance