Water Network Operative

Have you got what it takes?

You'll be working outside so you should be prepared for challenging weather conditions and be prepared for some hard work.

You will need to be good practical skills for handling tools and instruments.

This can be a physical job and you'll be using some heavy machinery so you should have a good level of fitness.  You should have a positive and motivated attitude and a real commitment to your future.

Steps to starting your career

To start a career in the water industry you should contact your local water company - find out who you pay your water bill to and contact them.  Many water companies use contractors or consultants to undertake the work on their behalf.

Click on the companies listed below to find details of employers and contractors in the water industry:

Since each company has its own recruitment policy, you should check exact entry requirements with the company.   
 
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