Domestic Gas Heating Engineer - On-Call & Installations

Beyond Housing; Whitby; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Agile working

Generous holiday entitlement

Real Living Wage commitment

Pension scheme

Life assurance

Health cash plan

Free tea and coffee

Recognition schemes

Cycle to work

EV salary sacrifice

Job summary

Beyond Housing is looking for a qualified gas heating engineer to join our Whitby-based team. You will perform domestic gas installations, servicing and repairs, and may install boilers across our housing stock. A 1 in 4–5 out-of-hours rota is required, with a driving licence essential for site work.

We value ACS gas competencies and NVQ3 in plumbing, with MET1/2 and CONGLP1PD desirable. For informal chat, contact our Compliance Team Leader Electrical, Stephen Shields.

Qualifications

• Qualified gas heating engineer with extensive domestic gas installation, servicing and repair experience.
• ACS gas competencies: CCN1, CPA1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1 are required.
• Desirable MET1, MET2, CONGLP1PD qualifications are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Undertake gas repairs, maintenance and servicing in domestic properties.
• Install boilers and heating systems as required across housing stock.
• Provide an out-of-hours callout service on a 1 in 4–5 rota as part of a small team.

Skills

Gas heating expertise

Domestic gas work

Problem solving

Customer service

Education

NVQ3 Plumbing or City & Guilds advanced plumbing craft

ACS gas competencies: CCN1 CPA1 CENWAT CKR1 HTR1

Desirable MET1 MET2 CONGLP1PD

Job description

Beyond Housing is looking for a qualified gas heating engineer to join our Whitby-based team. You will perform domestic gas installations, servicing and repairs, and may install boilers across our housing stock. A 1 in 4–5 out-of-hours rota is required, with a driving licence essential for site work.

We value ACS gas competencies and NVQ3 in plumbing, with MET1/2 and CONGLP1PD desirable. For informal chat, contact our Compliance Team Leader Electrical, Stephen Shields.