OnSite is recruiting
Are YOU an experienced wastewater professional looking for a career move to an industry-leading business operating a large, modern fleet of the latest technology, plant and equipment?
Are you looking for good pay and conditions at a company with an excellent health & safety record, great career development opportunities and the job security of a well-funded, successful business that’s part of a major utilities PLC?
A member of SSI, the dedicated services arm of South Staffordshire Water, OnSite supports the waterways, drainage and wastewater needs of many of the UK’s leading names; from rail, through industry and commerce to government agencies and the major utilities companies.
As part of its sustained, ongoing expansion, and in response to securing a number of major new long-term contracts, OnSite is now recruiting experienced CCTV, Jetting and Lining operatives to support its wide- ranging activities at their Worcester, Swindon, Challow, Dinnington and Maidstone sites.
If you’re a hard working, experienced operative with valuable expertise in sewer, culvert and pipeline survey, clearance, remediation and rehabilitation; or have skills in the office-based co-ordination of these activities; then we’d love to hear from you.
OnSite is a committed equal opportunities employer, and all applications will be treated in accordance with the Equality Act 2010.
Email your CV and a covering letter to
solutions@onsite.co.uk quoting ‘OSDT Aug Recruitment’ in the subject line
All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence, no references will be taken up until the final stages of the recruitment process. NO recruitment agencies please.
OnSite is part of SSI, a member of
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