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LINING ENGINEER

Hebburn
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LINING ENGINEER

  • £28,000-£40,000 DOE Plus OT available
  • Darlington region
  • Permanent, 40 hours
  • Training on UV / LED lining systems and trenchless technology

    ABOUT THE CLIENT
    A well-established UK organisation within the drainage and infrastructure sector is looking to appoint a Lining Engineer as part of ongoing growth. The business offers a supportive, safety-focused environment with structured training, clear progression pathways and a proven track record of welcoming service leavers into technical field roles.

    THE LINING ENGINEER ROLE
    This role involves supporting a broad range of drainage rehabilitation activities using trenchless techniques. You'll work across pipe and drain lining, high-pressure jetting, robotic cutting and tablet-based reporting. It's a hands-on, practical role suited to someone who enjoys problem-solving and working as part of a small, mobile team. Some travel and occasional overnight stays will form part of the position.

    THE BENEFITS
  • Enhanced maternity, paternity and adoption pay
  • Company pension scheme
  • Life assurance (4x salary)
  • Medical cash plan with the option to add dependants
  • Employee assistance programme and access to GP support
  • Competitive annual leave plus bank holidays
  • Ongoing training and development opportunities
  • Refer-a-friend scheme

    LINING ENGINEER - ESSENTIAL SKILLS
  • Full UK driving licence
  • Practical mindset with willingness to learn and develop
  • Background in a manual or outdoor role (e.g. drainage, construction, groundworks, utilities)
  • Professional and courteous approach to customers and colleagues
  • Awareness of health and safety best practice
  • Desirable: HGV licence, Manual Handling, Asbestos Awareness, Abrasive Wheels, First Aid, Working at Heights certifications

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