Heat Pump Engineer

White Recruitment Limited; Manchester; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van

Fuel card

Mon-Fri schedule

PPM only

No call-out rota

Manufacturer training

Pension and benefits

Job summary

White Recruitment Limited is recruiting a Heat Pump Service Engineer for a specialist manufacturer of low-carbon heat pump and heat recovery systems, field-based around Manchester.

This role focuses on planned preventative maintenance with no call-outs, offering £40,000-£50,000 basic plus company van and benefits. You will service indoor heat pumps, check system health, liaise with customers and develop into a Senior Heat Pump Engineer/Technical Support.

Qualifications

• Heat pump, refrigeration, air conditioning or HVAC background.
• Strong service and maintenance experience.
• Good refrigeration and electrical fault-finding knowledge.
• F-Gas advantageous.
• Plumbing/heating knowledge beneficial.
• Comfortable working independently.
• Good customer-facing skills.
• Full UK driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Carry out planned maintenance on heat pump systems
• Service indoor heat pumps and associated hot water systems
• Complete routine system health checks
• Inspect compressors, fans, controls and refrigeration components
• Check water temperatures, pressures and system performance
• Inspect ventilation and heat recovery components
• Identify potential faults before they cause system failures
• Complete service reports and maintenance documentation
• Liaise with customers and provide basic technical advice
• Work across residential and commercial installations

Skills

Heat pump background

Job description

Heat Pump Service Engineer – PPM Only

Field Based
£40,000-£50,000 + Van + Package
Monday-Friday | No Call-Out

We’re recruiting a Heat Pump Service Engineer for a specialist manufacturer of low-carbon heat pump and heat recovery systems.

This is a particularly attractive service role for an engineer looking for a better work-life balance. The position is focused on planned preventative maintenance, with no call-out rota and no reactive breakdown work.

The Role

• Carry out planned maintenance on heat pump systems

• Service indoor heat pumps and associated hot water systems

• Complete routine system health checks

• Inspect compressors, fans, controls and refrigeration components

• Check water temperatures, pressures and system performance

• Inspect ventilation and heat recovery components

• Identify potential faults before they cause system failures

• Complete service reports and maintenance documentation

• Liaise with customers and provide basic technical advice

• Work across residential and commercial installations

KERS manufactures several indoor heat-pump configurations, including combined hot-water/MEV systems and monoblock units providing space heating and hot water.

The Candidate

• Heat pump, refrigeration, air conditioning or HVAC background

• Strong service and maintenance experience

• Good refrigeration and electrical fault-finding knowledge

• F-Gas advantageous

• Plumbing/heating knowledge beneficial

• Comfortable working independently

• Good customer-facing skills

• Full UK driving licence

Package

• £40,000-£50,000 basic

• Company van

• Fuel card

• Monday-Friday

• PPM only

• No call-out rota

• Manufacturer/product training

• Pension and company benefits

The Opportunity

This is ideal for an engineer who enjoys the technical side of heat pumps but wants to move away from reactive breakdowns, late-night call-outs and weekend rotas.

You’ll work directly with specialist heat pump technology, with manufacturer training and the opportunity to develop into a Senior Heat Pump Engineer / Technical Support Engineer.