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RGB Network is seeking an experienced Commercial Gas Engineer for service, maintenance and installation work across the M4 Corridor and beyond. You will bring a strong commercial gas background and mechanical installation experience to a growing business with a busy project pipeline.
You’ll service, repair and install commercial gas systems, travel between sites across the region with occasional overnight stays, and participate in a shared out-of-hours rota.
Commercial Gas Engineer - Service & Installation
£45,000-£50,000 + Excellent Benefits | Company Van | 8% Employer Pension
Location: M4 Corridor & Projects Further Afield
Are you an experienced Commercial Gas Engineer looking for a new opportunity offering a competitive salary, excellent benefits and a varied mix of service, maintenance and installation work?
We're recruiting for an expanding business looking to add an experienced Commercial Gas Engineer to its team. This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer with a strong commercial gas background and mechanical installation experience to join a growing company with a busy pipeline of work and genuine opportunities for career development.
You'll work across the M4 corridor and further afield, with projects in locations including London, Cardiff, Reading and Newbury. Engineers based around Oxford, Reading or Swindon would be ideally positioned, although applications from experienced engineers in surrounding areas are also welcome.
This is an opportunity to join a growing business with a strong pipeline of commercial projects, a varied workload and the chance to become a key member of the team.
Alongside a competitive salary, you'll benefit from a company van for personal use, paid morning door-to-door travel, enhanced overtime and call-out rates, and an excellent employer-funded pension.
The business is looking for an experienced engineer who can contribute to its continued growth, support the existing team and help deliver its expanding workload across service and installation.