Spirac

Engineered wastewater and solids-handling equipment for municipal and industrial treatment operators worldwide

Banbury, United KingdomFounded 1993spirac.co.ukWebsite technologies

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  • Hiring4 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01

About Spirac

SPIRAC designs, manufactures, installs and supports wastewater equipment, including shaftless spiral conveyors, screens, grit and sludge handling systems, dewatering equipment and sludge silos.

It serves municipal and industrial clients worldwide, providing equipment and project services such as design, fabrication, installation, spare parts and after-sales support.

SPIRAC Limited is registered in Banbury, UK, and was founded in 1993. The group operates sales and manufacturing facilities in Australia, the UK, the USA, the Netherlands and Sweden. UK roles include regional sales, design and project engineering, proposals and site scoping.

Product: Engineered wastewater and solids-handling equipment, including shaftless spiral conveyors, screens, dewatering systems and sludge silos.

Jobs at Spirac (4)

Spirac is hiring for 4 roles in manufacturing, engineering and sales, based in Banbury and Sheffield.

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