Electrical-Mechanical Service Engineer | Pumps, Drainage & Wastewater Systems
Bury St Edmunds (within 20-mile radius)
Full-Time | Permanent
£32,000 – £45,000 DOE + Overtime + Bonus + Benefits

An established and reputable engineering company is looking to hire a skilled Electrical-Mechanical Service Engineer to join their growing team. This role offers a great mix of hands-on technical work across pumps, sewage treatment plants, pump stations, and drainage systems, covering both domestic and commercial sites.

The company is known for its supportive culture, professional standards, and long-standing relationships across the region.

• Service, diagnose, and repair pumps, drainage, and treatment systems

• Work independently and manage your own workload and schedule

• Complete job reporting using the BigChange platform

• Participate in a monthly on-call rota (1 week per month, minimum 5 hours paid)

• Deliver excellent customer service and maintain site standards

• Electrical and/or mechanical experience (full product training provided)

• Must live within a 20-mile radius of Bury St Edmunds

• Full UK driving licence

• Able to work independently, solve problems, and document work clearly

• Organised, tidy, and methodical in approach

• Salary £32,000 – £45,000 depending on experience

• Overtime at £25/hour

• Monthly & annual company profitability bonuses

• Company van (available for commuting)

• Flexible working hours – standard 7am–5pm, Mon–Fri, with options to adjust for work-life balance

• 21 days holiday + bank holidays

• Pension scheme

• Mobile phone allowance

• Call-out payment (min 5 hours)

• Summer BBQ & Christmas Party – supportive, team-focused environment

The employer is a trusted name in the wastewater and pump servicing industry, offering a long-term career opportunity with variety, stability, and professional development. Engineers enjoy being part of a respectful and well-organised team that values quality workmanship.

This role is being recruited on behalf of our client. To express interest or learn more, please contact Harry Severn at ARC or send your CV directly to (url removed)