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Location: Charleville, Co Cork Sector: Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Reports To: Programme Manager Position Overview The Administrator is responsible for coordinating, tracking, and administrating the Electrical Panel Inspections Programme across Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants. The role ensures all inspections conducted by QC-qualified Electricians are properly scheduled, recorded, and managed within the Maximo Asset Management System, maintaining compliance, data accuracy, and reporting standards. Key Responsibilities 1. Programme Coordination - Coordinate the MCC electrical panel inspection schedule across water, wastewater, and pump station assets. - Liaise with Electricians to ensure inspections are completed on time. - Track inspection due dates and proactively manage overdue work orders. - Review documentation submitted from the electricians to ensure it is complete, accurate, and clear, and upload to the nominated Sharebox platforms. - Ensure Notices of Potential Hazards are complete and all necessary documentation and photographs are included. - Upload files to Maximo in a timely manner as directed. - Respond appropriately to email communication or phone calls from the electricians in a timely manner. - Ensure copies of documents are correctly filed with correct naming conventions and uploaded to internal platform daily. - Ensure the electronic timesheets with GPS location are completed correctly in real time and submitted to you daily from the electricians. - Support the team with dispatching sites to the teams, working on Maximo, uploading to Sharebox, gaining access to sites, and working with IMTs on access requests. 2. Maximo System Administration - Create, assign, and manage Work Orders (WOs) in Maximo for scheduled inspections. - Ensure accurate asset hierarchy and data integrity within the system. - Upload inspection reports, photographs, test results, thermal images, and compliance documentation into Maximo. - Close out work orders upon verification of completed inspection documentation. - Generate reports on inspection status, compliance, backlog, and performance metrics. 3. Documentation & Compliance - Maintain inspection registers and compliance tracking records. - Ensure all inspections meet statutory, safety, and quality requirements. - Monitor adherence to inspection frequencies and contractual KPIs. - Maintain auditable records for internal and external audits. 4. Communication & Stakeholder Support - Act as the primary administrative contact between field electricians, supervisors, and management. - Escalate non-compliance, defects, and overdue inspections. - Assist in preparing monthly and quarterly programme reports. 5. Defect & Follow-Up Management - Log identified defects from inspection reports into Maximo. - Raise corrective maintenance work orders where required. - Track progress of remedial works and update status accordingly. Minimum Requirements - Proven experience in administrative coordination within maintenance or asset management environments. - Solid capability and experience using Maximo (IBM Maximo Asset Management System). - Strong knowledge of document control and compliance tracking. - Proficient in MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook). Preferred Requirements - Experience within water, wastewater, or utility infrastructure environments. - Basic understanding of MCC electrical panels and electrical maintenance terminology. - Knowledge of quality control processes. - Exposure to working with QC-qualified Electricians or technical teams. Key Competencies - Strong organisational and planning skills. - High attention to detail and data accuracy. - Ability to manage multiple work streams and deadlines. - Effective communication and stakeholder coordination. - Analytical reporting skills. - Problem-solving ability. Compensation & Conditions The position is full-time and permanent. Salary €45,000 – €60,000 per annum plus benefits, depending on qualifications and experience. The successful candidate will need to be highly competent in the use of Maximo, and fluent in English orally and in writing.
Locations: Cork, Clare, Tipperary, Offaly Sector: Water & Wastewater Infrastructure (WWTPs, WTPs, Pumping Stations) Reports To: Electrical Project Manager Role Overview We are seeking a Quality Control (QC) Qualified Electrician to inspect, assess, and verify existing Motor Control Centre (MCC) control panels within operational Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTPs), Water Treatment Plants (WTPs), and Pumping Stations — mainly within County Cork and occasionally surrounding counties. The successful candidate will ensure installations comply with Safe Electric standards, the National Rules for Electrical Installations (ET101 / I.S. 10101), and all relevant Irish electrical regulations. Key Responsibilities - Conduct detailed inspections of existing MCC control panels and associated electrical systems. - Verify compliance with: - Safe Electric requirements - I.S. 10101 (National Rules for Electrical Installations) - ETCI regulations - EN 60204-1 (Safety of Machinery – Electrical Equipment of Machines) where applicable - Assess earthing, bonding, circuit protection, cable sizing, segregation, and labelling. - Inspect panel build quality, IP ratings, ventilation, and arc flash considerations. - Verify correct protection coordination and discrimination. - Identify non-conformances and issue detailed inspection reports. - Recommend corrective actions and remediation works. - Undertake thermal imaging. - Liaise with site engineers, operations teams, and project managers. - Ensure all works are carried out in compliance with health & safety legislation. - Maintain accurate documentation for audit and certification purposes. Required Qualifications & Experience - Fully Qualified QC Registered Electrician (Ireland) – National Craft Certificate. - Holder of valid Safe Pass. - Registered Electrical Contractor (REC) or experience working under REC framework preferred. - Strong working knowledge of: - Safe Electric regulations - I.S. 10101 (ET101) - ETCI standards - Minimum 3 years' post-qualification experience. - Proven experience working on: - MCC panels - Industrial control systems - Water/Wastewater facilities (desirable) - Experience in inspection, testing, and certification. - Competent in insulation resistance testing, loop impedance testing, RCD testing, and fault finding. - Ability to interpret electrical drawings and control schematics. - Full clean Irish driving licence. Desirable - Experience with PLC-controlled systems. - Familiarity with Uisce Éireann (Irish Water) specifications. - Knowledge of Arc Flash risk assessments. - QA/QC background in industrial environments. - CompEx certified. Key Competencies - Strong attention to detail. - High level of safety awareness. - Strong communication skills. Working Conditions - Site-based role across operational treatment plants and pumping stations. - Work in live industrial environments. - Compliance with confined space and site safety protocols required. Remuneration - Competitive salary based on experience. - Company vehicle / travel allowance. - Daily subsistence. - Pension contribution. - Health insurance. - CPD and regulatory training support.
Location: Charleville, Co Cork Sector: Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Reports To: Programme Manager Position Overview An experienced, qualified electrician is sought for an office-based technical assurance role, reviewing electrical submissions before they are uploaded to the Uisce Éireann portal. The focus is on technical correctness, compliance, and practical constructability — not site delivery. The role is ideally suited to someone with strong hands-on site experience who is looking to step back from full-time field work into a stable, office-based technical position. Key Responsibilities Technical Review of Electrical Submissions - Review electrical documentation prepared by site teams prior to submission to Uisce Éireann. - Ensure all submissions are technically sound, complete, and consistent with expected electrical standards and good engineering practice. - Identify issues that could cause delays, non-compliances, or rejections at UE stage before they reach the portal. Panel and Electrical System Review - Carry out detailed reviews of electrical panels and associated systems from a technical and safety perspective. - Flag issues, errors, or inconsistencies in documentation before submission. Technical Back-Up to Site Personnel - Act as a technical back-up to site crews, talking them through issues encountered on site. - Advise on electrical matters where required, drawing on hands-on electrical experience. - Provide a single point of escalation for technical electrical questions from field teams. Office-Based Collaboration - Work alongside existing office staff involved in work order dispatching and administration. - Maintain a clear focus on technical assurance rather than administration. Minimum Requirements - Time-served, fully qualified electrician with formal electrical qualifications. - Significant hands-on site experience as a working electrician. - Strong working knowledge of Irish electrical standards and Safe Electric inspection requirements. - Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, single-line diagrams, and schematics. - Capable of independently assessing electrical work and designs. Preferred Requirements - Prior experience working on Uisce Éireann (Irish Water) projects or other utility infrastructure programmes. - Experience with MCC electrical panels and water/wastewater treatment plant electrical systems. - Familiarity with electrical inspection and test documentation. - Exposure to quality assurance or technical review work. Key Competencies - Strong attention to detail and ability to spot real-world issues in documentation. - Practical, problem-solving mindset shaped by hands-on site experience. - Clear written and verbal communication, including the ability to explain electrical issues to non-electrical colleagues. - Comfortable working independently in an office environment. - Sound judgement on what is realistic and constructable on site. Who This Role Is For This position is specifically suited to an experienced site electrician looking to wind down from full-time field work and move into a stable, office-based technical role. Site experience is the asset — the role uses your years of practical knowledge to catch issues before they reach the client. Compensation & Conditions The position is full-time and permanent. Competitive salary depending on qualifications and experience, plus benefits. Office-based with occasional site liaison as required.
About the Role Our client, a leading civil engineering and water infrastructure contractor, is seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to support the delivery of water, wastewater, civil engineering and MEICA projects across Ireland. The successful candidate will be responsible for preparing accurate cost estimates and tender submissions from first principles, managing project costs throughout the lifecycle of contracts, and supporting commercial negotiations with clients, suppliers and subcontractors. This role is ideally suited to an ambitious Quantity Surveyor with 4–5+ years' experience in a fast-paced contracting environment who is comfortable working across both civil engineering and mechanical/electrical infrastructure projects. Reporting to: Frameworks Manager Estimating & Tendering - Prepare detailed first-principles estimates for civil, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and automation works - Develop labour, plant, material and subcontract build-ups from first principles - Analyse drawings, specifications and contract documents to identify project requirements - Obtain and evaluate supplier and subcontractor quotations - Prepare tender pricing schedules, bills of quantities and commercial submissions - Identify project risks, opportunities and cost drivers during the tender stage Commercial Management - Monitor project costs, budgets and forecasts throughout delivery - Prepare monthly cost reports, valuations and cashflow forecasts - Assess subcontractor applications and prepare payment recommendations - Manage change control, variations and compensation events - Support contract administration and commercial correspondence - Assist project teams in identifying cost-saving opportunities and mitigating commercial risks Procurement - Support procurement strategies for major civil and MEICA packages - Negotiate supplier and subcontractor agreements - Evaluate technical and commercial submissions from vendors - Assist in the preparation of subcontract documentation and purchase orders Reporting & Stakeholder Management - Work closely with Operations, Engineering, Procurement and Project Management teams - Provide commercial advice to project managers and site teams - Prepare reports and presentations for senior management - Support client meetings and commercial negotiations where required Essential Requirements - Degree qualification in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, Engineering or a related discipline - Minimum 4–5 years' experience in a Quantity Surveying or Estimating role - Experience within a fast-paced civil engineering, utilities, infrastructure or building services environment - Strong understanding of first-principles estimating methodologies - Experience pricing civil engineering works including earthworks, concrete structures, drainage, pipework, underground services, and roads and paving works - Experience pricing MEICA works including mechanical process equipment, pipework systems, pumping stations, electrical installations, MCCs and control panels, and instrumentation and automation systems - Strong commercial acumen and negotiation skills - Excellent numerical, analytical and problem-solving abilities - Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and cost management software - Full clean driving licence Desirable Experience - Water and wastewater treatment projects - Design & Build or DBO contracts - FIDIC or Public Works Contract experience - Asset replacement and capital maintenance programmes - Knowledge of Uisce Éireann standards and specifications - Experience with NEC or other collaborative forms of contract Personal Attributes - Driven, self-motivated and results focused - Able to work effectively in a demanding and fast-moving environment - Strong attention to detail - Commercially minded, with the ability to challenge assumptions and identify cost risks - Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills - Comfortable managing multiple tenders and live projects simultaneously - Collaborative team player who can work across engineering, operations and commercial functions
About the Role Our client is a leading construction and environmental services company committed to delivering innovative water and wastewater solutions. They focus on sustainability, carbon reduction, and advancing the circular economy through cutting-edge engineering and operational excellence. They are seeking a Senior Process Design Engineer to join their team. This role is pivotal in driving the design and optimisation of water and wastewater treatment systems. Reporting directly to the Design and Operations Managers, you will lead the development of advanced process designs for new projects, carry out process reviews for upgrade works, oversee technical execution, and ensure operational excellence across multiple treatment facilities. The successful candidate will combine technical expertise with strategic thinking to deliver innovative, efficient and sustainable solutions. You will collaborate closely with senior leadership to enhance design methodologies, improve plant performance, and contribute to the company's growth strategy. Employment type: Permanent Design Leadership - Lead the design and development of water and wastewater treatment processes, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and best practices - Apply advanced process engineering principles to create innovative, cost-effective and sustainable solutions Project Management - Manage a portfolio of design projects from concept through execution, ensuring timely delivery and quality outcomes - Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate process designs into overall project plans Technical Excellence - Troubleshoot and resolve complex design challenges, drawing on strong analytical and problem-solving skills - Optimise plant operations through process improvements and performance monitoring Risk & Compliance - Identify and mitigate technical risks, ensuring safety and environmental compliance Strategic Contribution - Support senior management in shaping design strategies and driving continuous improvement initiatives - Contribute to innovation and research efforts to maintain industry leadership Qualifications & Experience - Bachelor's or Master's degree in Process Engineering, Chemical Engineering or a related discipline - Minimum 5+ years' post-qualification experience in process design within the water/wastewater sector - Proven track record in design leadership, project management and operational optimisation - Strong understanding of water/wastewater treatment technologies and regulatory frameworks - Excellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills - Proficiency in relevant design software and strong IT capabilities - Highly organised, self-motivated and capable of working in a fast-paced environment What's on Offer - Opportunity to work on innovative, sustainable projects that make a real impact - Collaborative and supportive team environment - Competitive compensation and benefits package - Professional development and career progression opportunities
Location: Charleville, Cork Sector: Industrial Automation & Control Systems Job Type: Full-Time POSITION OVERVIEW Our client seeks an Electrical Engineer with strong expertise in PLC programming, HMI development, and the commissioning of industrial automation systems. The successful candidate will design, develop, and commission control systems across a range of industrial environments, working closely with project managers, customers, and multidisciplinary engineering teams. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES - Design, develop, and implement electrical control systems. - Program, troubleshoot, and modify PLC systems. - Develop and configure HMI and SCADA applications. - Carry out on-site commissioning, testing, and validation of automated systems. - Diagnose and resolve electrical and automation faults. - Produce and maintain electrical drawings, documentation, and technical reports. - Collaborate with project managers, customers, and multidisciplinary engineering teams. - Ensure all work is completed in accordance with relevant safety standards and regulations. - Provide technical support during installation, commissioning, and post-project handover. REQUIREMENTS - Degree or qualification in Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, or a related discipline. - Proven experience with PLC programming platforms such as Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi, Schneider, or similar. - Minimum 5 years of experience required. - Strong HMI/SCADA platforms experience - Willingness to travel to sites for commissioning, and a full clean driving licence NICE TO HAVE - Experience in water treatment/pharma automation environments - SCADA platform experience (Ignition, Wonderware, WinCC) - Functional safety knowledge - AutoCAD Electrical or EPLAN for schematic design WHAT WE OFFER - Competitive salary (€65,000-€75,000 per annum, depending on experience) - Travel allowance for site commissioning - Pension contribution - Funded training, certifications, and platform-specific courses - Career progression with exposure to large-scale industrial projects
Location: Midlands — sites across Midlands & East region (WWTPs, WTPs, Pumping Stations) Sector: Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Job Type: Full-Time Overview We are seeking a highly experienced and detail-oriented QC Registered Electrician with current ATEX and CompEx certification to carry out inspections, assessments, and compliance verification of existing Motor Control Centre (MCC) control panels and associated electrical installations across operational water and wastewater infrastructure in Ireland. The successful candidate will be responsible for evaluating existing installations against current Safe Electric requirements, relevant Irish standards, ATEX directives, and industry best practices, with a strong focus on safety, hazardous area compliance, documentation accuracy, and asset integrity. Key Responsibilities Inspection Scope - Inspect existing MCC control panels, distribution boards, control systems, and associated electrical infrastructure within operational: - Wastewater Treatment Plants - Water Treatment Plants - Pumping Stations Compliance Verification - Verify compliance of installations with: - Safe Electric requirements in Ireland - ETCI National Rules for Electrical Installations (ET101) - ATEX directives and hazardous area requirements - Relevant IEC, EN, and IS standards - Site-specific safety procedures and client specifications Condition Assessment - Conduct visual inspections and detailed condition assessments of: - MCC panels - Power and control cabling - Earthing and bonding systems - Isolation arrangements - Intrinsically safe systems - Hazardous area equipment and certification Documentation Review - Review and assess: - Existing electrical drawings, schematics, EPD & HAC documentation - Panel labelling and identification - Circuit protection coordination - Inspection and maintenance records - ATEX dossiers and hazardous area documentation Reporting - Identify non-conformances, defects, deterioration, unsafe conditions, and deviations from standards. - Produce comprehensive inspection reports including: - Compliance findings - Defect lists - Photographic records - Recommendations for remedial works - Prioritisation of safety-critical issues Coordination & Asset Management - Liaise with site operations personnel, engineers, and project managers to coordinate inspections with minimal operational disruption. - Undertake asset tagging as assets are inspected and upload to the nominated portal. - Ensure all work is carried out in accordance with: - Safe systems of work - Permit-to-work procedures - Lock Out / Tag Out (LOTO) requirements - Confined space and hazardous area protocols where applicable Essential Requirements - Registered Electrical Contractor (REC) / QC Registered Electrician in Ireland. - Current ATEX certification. - Current CompEx certification. - Proven experience working in: - Water and wastewater treatment facilities - Industrial MCC environments - Hazardous area installations - Strong knowledge of: - Safe Electric standards and inspection requirements - ET101 National Rules for Electrical Installations - ATEX regulations and hazardous area classifications - MCC panel construction and industrial control systems - Ability to interpret electrical drawings, single line diagrams, and control schematics. - Experience preparing detailed technical inspection and compliance reports. - Full clean Irish driving licence. Desirable Qualifications & Experience - Electrical trade qualification. - Inspection and testing qualifications. - Experience with: - PLC systems - SCADA systems - Instrumentation - Industrial automation environments - Knowledge of: - IEC 60079 series - Functional safety systems - Asset condition assessments Personal Attributes - Strong attention to detail. - Excellent safety awareness. - Ability to work independently across multiple live operational sites. - Good communication and reporting skills. - Professional and methodical approach to inspections and compliance verification. Deliverables The appointed electrician will typically provide: - Site inspection reports - MCC compliance assessments - Hazardous area inspection findings - Safe Electric compliance observations - Punch lists / defect registers - Recommendations for remedial actions - Photographic documentation - Updated redline markups where required Remuneration - Salary €62,500 – €63,500 depending on experience. - Company vehicle. - Daily subsistence (where applicable). - Benefits package.
About the Role We're hiring a QC Electrician to take ownership of electrical quality and compliance across projects in the south-west of Ireland. You'll be the person who verifies that installations are right, documented, and signed off to standard before handover — a role for an experienced electrician who takes pride in getting the detail correct. Responsibilities - Carry out quality control inspections on electrical installations across live sites - Verify workmanship and materials against project specifications and standards - Complete test and inspection documentation, and issue certification packs - Raise, track and close out snag lists with site teams and subcontractors - Support commissioning activities and witness testing where required - Identify recurring defects and feed corrective actions back to installation crews - Enforce electrical safety standards and safe systems of work on site - Liaise with project managers, engineers and clients on quality matters Requirements - Recognised electrical qualification - Minimum 3 years' post-apprenticeship experience - Working knowledge of current Irish electrical standards - Confident carrying out testing, inspection and certification - Strong attention to detail and clear written documentation - Full clean driving licence and willingness to travel across the south-west - Safe Pass and Manual Handling (or willing to obtain) Nice to Have - Safe Electric registration - Previous experience in a dedicated QA/QC or commissioning role - Background in water/wastewater, utilities or industrial projects - Familiarity with digital QA systems and reporting tools - Additional certification such as confined space or LV switching What We Offer - Competitive salary based on experience - Company vehicle or travel allowance - Steady pipeline of work across the south-west region - Ongoing training and support with certification renewals - Pension and standard company benefits - A role with genuine responsibility and progression into senior QA/management
About the Role We're taking on an Apprentice Electrician in the Kerry region. This is a full SOLAS apprenticeship — you'll earn while you learn, working alongside experienced electricians on real projects and building toward your qualification. Second and third year apprentices is ideal, however first years will also be considered. Responsibilities - Assist qualified electricians with installation, maintenance and repair work - Learn to read and work from electrical drawings and specifications - Prepare work areas, materials and tools for the day's tasks - Build practical skills in cabling, containment, terminations and testing - Follow all site health and safety procedures without exception - Attend and complete all off-the-job training phases as scheduled - Keep a record of work carried out for your apprenticeship portfolio Requirements - Genuine interest in becoming a qualified electrician - Leaving Certificate or equivalent (or relevant work experience) - Reliable, punctual and willing to take direction - Comfortable with physical work, including outdoors and at heights - Full clean driving licence, or working toward one - Registered as an apprentice with SOLAS - Based in or able to travel around the Kerry region Nice to Have - Safe Pass card - Any previous construction or site experience - Basic hand tool familiarity - Manual Handling certification What We Offer - Full SOLAS-registered apprenticeship with a clear path to qualification - Paid training from day one, with rates increasing each year of your apprenticeship - Hands-on mentoring from experienced, qualified electricians - Varied work across real projects — not just one site - PPE and tools provided - A permanent career with us on completion for the right person
About the Role We're recruiting Treatment Plant Operators across North Cork, East Cork and Cork City. No experience is necessary — full training will be provided. If you're reliable, practical and happy working independently, we'll teach you everything you need to run a water or wastewater treatment plant safely and to standard. This is a great entry point into the water industry, with long-term job security and clear progression. Responsibilities - Carry out daily checks and monitoring across assigned treatment plants - Take routine water and effluent samples for testing - Manage chemical dosing and monitor plant performance - Complete routine servicing and basic preventative maintenance - Respond to plant alarms and escalate faults appropriately - Keep accurate daily logs, readings and compliance records - Follow all health, safety and environmental procedures - Participate in an on-call and weekend rota Requirements - No previous experience required — full training provided - Reliable, punctual and able to work on your own initiative - Full clean driving licence (essential — you'll travel between sites) - Practical, hands-on approach and basic mechanical aptitude - Comfortable working outdoors in all weather - Able to follow written procedures and keep accurate records - Living in, or able to commute within, North Cork, East Cork or Cork City - Willing to join an on-call/weekend rota Nice to Have - Any background in farming, construction, manufacturing, maintenance or plant operation - Safe Pass card - Confined space or manual handling training - Basic electrical or mechanical knowledge What We Offer - Full training provided from day one — no experience needed to apply - Permanent, secure roles in an essential industry - Competitive salary plus on-call allowance - Ongoing professional development - Genuine progression into senior operator, maintenance or supervisory roles - Multiple positions available across three Cork areas