Junior Air Conditioning / Refrigeration Engineer

TRS (Technical Recruitment Solutions); England; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 26,000; Full time

Job summary

TRS (Technical Recruitment Solutions) is seeking a Junior Air Conditioning / Refrigeration Engineer in the United Kingdom. This role targets individuals who recently completed an apprenticeship or college qualification in Air Conditioning, Refrigeration or Building Services and who are eager to build a career in technical support.

The successful candidate will receive full training on manufacturer products, support engineers and contractors with technical enquiries, and will develop

Qualifications

• Qualification in Air Conditioning, Refrigeration or Building Services.
• Some practical knowledge within HVAC is beneficial.
• No years of prior experience required; willingness to learn is valued.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical support to engineers and contractors.
• Learn manufacturer's products and systems through full training.
• Develop fault-finding and product knowledge over time.

Skills

Basic HVAC knowledge

Willingness to learn

Problem solving

Education

Apprenticeship or college qualification in HVAC

Job description

Junior Air Conditioning / Refrigeration Engineer

Technical Support | Manufacturer Opportunity

Have you recently completed an apprenticeship or college qualification in Air Conditioning, Refrigeration or Building Services?

Perhaps you've started working in the industry but would prefer a technical role rather than spending your career on the tools.

I'm recruiting for an established HVAC manufacturer looking for someone with a basic understanding of air conditioning or refrigeration who they can train and develop.

The opportunity:

• Full training on the manufacturer's products and systems
• Support engineers and contractors with technical enquiries
• Develop your fault-finding and product knowledge
• Build a long-term career within technical support

You don't need years of experience. A relevant qualification, some practical knowledge and a willingness to learn are far more important.

If you've recently qualified or are in the early stages of your HVAC career, I'd be interested in speaking with you