NI Water Downpatrick-Based Technician Enjoys His Work

Downpatrick’s Max Reilly’s Guide to Splashing into a Career in Wastewater

NI Water is searching for self-motivated, enthusiastic individuals with practical and technical skills to join its Fast-Track Learning for Operational Wastewater (FLOW) Programme. 

This is a fantastic chance for those looking to re-skill and begin a rewarding career in the water industry, with no formal qualifications required. 

Opportunities are available in every county in Northern Ireland, enabling individuals to make a real impact in their local communities. With applications closing on the 31st of March now is the time to apply and start your new career with NI Water.

NI Water is looking for trainee waste water technicians across all areas in Northern Ireland including Down.

The FLOW Programme offers those with operational and maintenance backgrounds the opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues and mentors, making it perfect for individuals looking to start a career in wastewater operations.

As a Trainee Wastewater Assets Technician, you’ll receive 6 -12 months of comprehensive training, learning to operate and maintain critical wastewater equipment across Northern Ireland, working with cutting edge technology and developing valuable skills for a rewarding career that makes a real impact.

You’ll receive a competitive salary and a generous benefits package from day one, and all the tools, equipment and resources you need to do the job safely and well.

Upon successful completion of the programme, you’ll get a salary increase and your own work vehicle. This is an exciting opportunity to join a team that plays a key role in protecting Northern Ireland’s water infrastructure and the environment – making a real difference to your community while building a long-term, fulfilling career.

With only one week left to apply, Max Reilly, NI Water Wastewater Assets Technician based in Downpatrick said: “I was initially drawn to NI Water after hearing from several employees about how great a place it is to work.

“The opportunity to work across multiple sites and gain hands-on experience, rather than being stuck in an office also really appealed to me. 

“My experience has been excellent. From day one, I’ve received great support from everyone – whether it was from the training centre or my colleagues in the field.

“The wastewater team in the Downpatrick area made me feel welcome and ensured I had the help I needed when I needed it. 

“The training provided by NI Water is exceptional, and there are plenty of opportunities to improve your skills and knowledge.

“I would highly recommend applying for a role with NI Water to anyone considering it. 

“With job security, competitive pay, and great working hours, it’s easy to see why so many employees build long careers here for 20-30+ years. It is a very rewarding job role and industry to be part of.”

For more information on how to apply, visit:

www.niwater.com/flow

before Monday 31st March 2025 at 10am.

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