Job type
PermanentLocation
CorkWorking Pattern
Full-timeSpecialism
Civil & Structural EngineeringIndustry
EngineeringPay
€50k - €60k DOE
Utilities Engineer / Analyst - Semi-State Company in Cork
Your new company
Hays has been retained to recruit a Utilities Engineer / Analyst for a semi-state organisation in Cork. This role supports the assessment and integration of legacy water and wastewater infrastructure across the southern region, helping to ensure assets meet required standards before being adopted into the wider network.
Your new role
Key responsibilities will include:
- Assessing legacy water and wastewater infrastructure assets
- Reviewing technical and asset-related data to support decision-making
- Engaging with local authorities and external stakeholders
- Conducting site visits and asset inspections – approx 1 day per week on-site
- Identifying infrastructure deficiencies and improvement requirements
- Supporting asset adoption programmes and ongoing infrastructure projects
- Maintaining accurate records and reporting information
- Working collaboratively within a growing national team
What you'll need to succeed
Degree or qualification in Civil Engineering, Engineering or a related discipline
Approximately 4+ years' relevant experience
Experience within utilities, infrastructure, water, wastewater or asset-related environments
Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities
Full driving licence and willingness to undertake site visits
Highly desirable:Local Authority experience
Water or wastewater infrastructure experience
Utilities asset management experience
Civil or infrastructure project exposure
What you'll get in return
Excellent salary and package
What you need to do now
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