Mechanical Engineer - Site-based role in the water and environmental sector As a Mechanical Engineer, you''ll be out on site, not stuck behind a desk. You''ll be hands-on with pumps, pipework and process plant, keeping critical water and wastewater assets running safely and efficiently across the region. What you''ll be doing as a Mechanical Engineer You will: Install, maintain and repair mechanical systems on clean and wastewater treatment sites Work on pumps, valves, pipework, aeration systems, mechanical screens, mixers and associated plant Carry out refurbishments, alignments, replacements and upgrades Support both planned preventative maintenance and reactive breakdown works Travel to multiple client sites, with occasional overnight stays depending on project needs Fault-find, diagnose and resolve issues safely and efficiently Complete commissioning, testing and integration of mechanical equipment Follow all site safety procedures, permits, RAMS and environmental requirements Keep clear, accurate records - job sheets, measurements, photos and commissioning logs You''ll be working predominantly on site, often outdoors and sometimes in confined spaces, as part of a small, supportive engineering team. What you''ll bring To be successful as a Mechanical Engineer, you will have: A background in Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Fitting or similar Experience as a Mechanical Engineer / Mechanical Fitter in an industrial, utilities or water environment Strong hands-