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Cole Connections Ltd is recruiting a Renewable Engineer to join a specialist renewable energy business delivering heat pump, Solar PV and battery storage projects. The role is field-based across Surrey, London and surrounding areas and is permanent and full-time, with a salary of £48,000 - £58,000 DOE plus company van and fuel card.
You will be hands-on, inspecting work on site, supporting engineers and ensuring installations meet required standards, while developing towards QA and project
Are you an experienced Renewable Engineer looking to take the next step in your career?
Cole Connections is recruiting for a specialist renewable energy business delivering heat pump, Solar PV and battery storage projects.
We're looking for a technically strong, hands-on engineer with solid air source heat pump experience who is keen to develop their career across the wider renewable energy sector.
You'll take ownership of quality across renewable energy projects, inspect work on site, support engineers and ensure installations meet the required standards, while remaining practically involved when needed.
This is an excellent opportunity to broaden your renewable energy experience and progress towards Quality Assurance and Project Management, without moving into a purely desk-based role.
First and foremost, you'll be a strong, experienced and hands-on engineer. Air source heat pumps should be your strongest discipline, with the practical experience and technical knowledge to confidently work alongside other engineers while also assessing the quality of their work.
You'll hold recognised qualifications relevant to your engineering background. These could include plumbing and heating, heat pump installation/commissioning, Solar PV, Unvented Hot Water, Water Regulations, 18th Edition, electrical energy storage, MCS or similar. You don't need to hold every qualification listed.
Manufacturer experience with Vaillant, Grant or Trianco would be beneficial, although further training can be provided.