HVAC Technician

Club Med; Kuching; On-site; MYR 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading resort company in Malaysia is seeking a G.O Hvac Technician to manage and repair HVAC equipment. The role includes diagnosing faults, installing systems, and ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. Ideal for detail-oriented individuals looking to contribute to a vibrant resort environment, this position offers unique benefits. Candidates with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

Benefits

Access to resort facilities and activities

Qualifications

• Organised individual who can efficiently prioritise tasks.
• Meticulous and detail-oriented.
• Helpful with a strong solution-oriented mindset.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair HVAC equipment.
• Install refrigeration or air conditioning systems.
• Ensure compliance with health and safety rules.

Job description

You are

• Organised, you prioritise your tasks efficiently and reduce response times.
• Meticulous, you have a great eye for detail.
• Helpful and irreproachable, you always find the right solution for all our guests.

You will

• Diagnose breakdown or malfunction of equipment (heating, air conditioners, cold rooms, refrigerators) and proceed with troubleshooting and repair.
• Position and secure the groups, condensers, tubes, electrical cables for the refrigeration or air conditioning installation.
• Check the conformity of the installation, check the tightness and determine the refrigerant charge, evacuate the installation and charge the circuit.
• Change or repair defective parts by adding fluid, adjusting cycles, standard exchange.
• Consideration for energy consumption and optimisations.
• Apply and respect Club Med health and safety rules as well as maintenance of the resort's assets.

In becoming a G.O Hvac Technician, you will benefit from the infrastructures and activities offered by Club Med. And if you get the urge, you can even step on stage to show your talent!

So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags!

All our positions are open to people with disabilities.