Sterling Hydrotech
Swimming pool filtration and water treatment equipment, installation and servicing for UK commercial leisure facilities
Highlights
- Hiring3 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Sterling Hydrotech
Sterling Hydrotech designs, supplies, installs and services filtration and water treatment equipment for swimming pools, spas and hydrotherapy pools across the UK. Services include plant room refurbishment, planned maintenance, emergency breakdown cover, industrial water treatment and training for pool plant operators. Products include UV systems, inverter drives, pool covers and integrated control systems.
Customers include local authorities, schools, main contractors, leisure and facility management companies, holiday parks, NHS and military facilities. The company sells equipment together with installation and maintenance services, and offers turnkey projects tailored to each site.
Established in 1988, the company is based in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and covers the UK with a team of engineers and area managers. It was acquired in 2021 by WCS Environmental Engineering Ltd, part of the WCS Group. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and it is an accredited contractor under the CHAS scheme. Current openings include Project Manager, Field Service Engineer (South) and Service Co-Ordinator.
Product: Design, supply, installation and servicing of swimming pool filtration and water treatment equipment, including UV systems, inverter drives, pool covers and control systems, plus operator training.
Jobs at Sterling Hydrotech (3)
Sterling Hydrotech is hiring for 3 roles in customer support, manufacturing and product.
Service Co-Ordinator
New on EvolcField Service Engineer
New on EvolcProject Manager
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