Chiller Engineer

Jamieson Clark; Crawley; On-site; GBP 48,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading national mechanical engineering provider is seeking an experienced Chiller Service Engineer to join their growing HVAC and refrigeration service team. The role involves planned maintenance and emergency repairs on chillers, requiring extensive hands-on experience and relevant certifications. This position offers a competitive salary package of up to £55k, overtime options, and multiple benefits including private healthcare and a company vehicle.

Benefits

Up to 14% pension contribution

Private healthcare

27 days holiday + bank holidays

Company van or car provided

Qualifications

• Extensive previous hands-on experience servicing chiller systems.
• Great teamwork and communication skills.
• Client-facing skills and internal regional team cooperation.

Responsibilities

• Focus on commercial planned preventive maintenance contracts.
• Emergency fault find and fix call outs on large commercial projects.

Skills

Chiller service and maintenance engineer

Fault find and fix

PPMs

Chilled water

Education

F-Gas 2079 Certification

NVQ level 2 or level 3 AC and refrigeration

Job description

Position

Chiller Service Engineer

Company

Large National M&E provider with national teams of dedicated AC / HVAC / Chiller / Refrigeration Service Engineers

Location

Crawley / West Sussex

Benefits

Up to £55k base, 40hrs + overtime if desired, choice of car or van available, up to 14% pension contribution (depends on time served), up to 27 days + bank holidays, private health and medical.

Industry

• Chillers
• Water-Cooled Chillers
• Air-Cooled Chillers
• Chilled Water
• Down flow units
• Close Control
• Turbocor
• Screw Chillers
• Scroll Chillers
• Centrifugal
• Evaporative Chillers
• Vapor Compression Chillers
• Vapor Absorption Chillers
• Hybrid Chillers
• Heat Recovery Chillers
• Heat Pump Chillers
• Adiabatic
• Hydronic
• Free cooling

Desired Experience

• Chiller service and maintenance engineer
• Fault find and fix
• PPMs
• Chilled water

The Role

A leading national mechanical engineering provider seeks an experienced Chiller Service and Maintenance Engineer to add to their Air Conditioning, HVAC and Refrigeration Service Team. You will be focused on commercial planned preventive maintenance contracts and emergency fault find and fix call outs on large commercial and process projects working on chillers from all the main chiller manufacturers.

Experience Required

You will have extensive previous hands‑on experience servicing chiller systems. Ideally you will be highly capable at fault find and fix. F-Gas 2079, hydrocarbons, refrigeration and air conditioning qualifications / certifications and manufacturer training would be an advantage especially NVQ level 2 or level 3. Great teamwork and communication skills are also important both from a client facing perspective and internal regional team co-operation to service contracts and resolve fault find and fix call outs both quickly and effectively. If you have worked your way up on the tools as an apprentice and are highly knowledgeable with or without Level 2 or Level 3 AC and refrigeration certifications then please still apply.

The Company

This is a long‑established company that prides itself on having excellent company morale and career development. The company is one of the largest M&E service providers nationally and due to growth of the company’s national contracts they are looking to add to their South East chiller service team. Their air conditioning, HVAC, refrigeration and Chiller Engineers all have extensive and advanced knowledge on servicing large commercial HVAC systems from the top air conditioning and chiller manufacturers and their Service Engineers are highly skilled at advanced fault finding and fixing.

The Package

Yearly remuneration package from £48,000 to £55,000 for 40 hrs per week, overtime, a company van or a car will be provided along with up to 14% pension contribution, private healthcare and dental. Furthermore, 27 days holiday + bank holidays.