Hvac Engineer

Highgrove Recruitment Group Limited; England; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A recruitment agency is seeking a qualified air conditioning and refrigeration service engineer in the North East. The role requires a minimum of 5 years post-apprenticeship experience and relevant F-GAS qualifications. The successful candidate will maintain commercial and industrial equipment, join the standby rota, and receive a company van, uniform, and specialized training. This position offers 22 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing with service years.

Benefits

Company van

Uniform

Specialist tools

PDA and phone

Fuel card

Specialist training

22 days holiday plus bank holidays

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years post-apprenticeship experience required.
• Relevant F-GAS qualifications are mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Undertake service and maintenance on commercial and industrial sites.

Skills

Air conditioning systems

Refrigeration systems

Diagnostic skills

Education

Relevant F-GAS qualifications

Tools

PDA

Specialist tools

Company van

Job description

Overview

We are looking for a qualified air conditioning and refrigeration service engineer. Based in the North East the candidate must have a minimum of 5 years post apprenticeship experience and hold the relevant F–GAS qualifications. The successful candidate will be expected to undertake service and maintenance on commercial and industrial sites on a wide range of equipment including VRV, splits, process chillers and air handling equipment. The candidate will also be expected to join the standby rota of 1 week in 6.

Responsibilities

• Undertake service and maintenance on commercial and industrial sites on equipment including VRV, splits, process chillers and air handling equipment.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years post-apprenticeship experience.
• Relevant F–GAS qualifications.

Benefits

• Company van
• Uniform
• Specialist tools
• PDA and phone
• Fuel card
• Specialist training
• 22 days holiday plus bank holidays (increasing by 1 day each 5 years)