Heat Pump Engineer — Clean Energy Tech, Growth & Training

Aira; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 46,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Cash Plan

Pension

Referral Scheme

Branded company van and fuel card

All tools, uniform, and equipment

Job summary

Aira is seeking a Heat Pump Engineer to join our expanding UK team. You will install the latest heat pumps, cylinders and radiators, delivering high‑quality installations safely and efficiently while guiding customers and collaborating with our design team to ensure reliable, efficient systems in every home.

You should have NVQ level 2 plumbing (or equivalent) and Gas Safe registration, with experience installing boilers or air‑source heat pumps and hot water cylinders.

Qualifications

• NVQ Level 2 plumbing or equivalent required.
• Gas Safe registration required; experience with boilers or heat pumps preferred.
• Experience installing hot water cylinders and radiators.
• Full training at the Aira Academy provided.

Responsibilities

• Install the latest Aira heat pumps, cylinders, and radiators.
• Work with designers to ensure efficient, reliable systems.
• Deliver high-quality installations safely and professionally.
• Lead teams and provide outstanding customer service.

Skills

Gas Safe qualifications

Boilers/heat pumps experience

Cylinder & radiator installation

Team collaboration with designers

Education

NVQ Level 2 plumbing (or equivalent)

NVQ Level 3 plumbing (or equivalent)

Tools

Gas Qualifications

WRAS qualifications

F-Gas Category 1

Unvented hot water systems

Level 3 heat pump system design

Job description

Aira is seeking a Heat Pump Engineer to join our expanding UK team. You will install the latest heat pumps, cylinders and radiators, delivering high‑quality installations safely and efficiently while guiding customers and collaborating with our design team to ensure reliable, efficient systems in every home.

You should have NVQ level 2 plumbing (or equivalent) and Gas Safe registration, with experience installing boilers or air‑source heat pumps and hot water cylinders.