Mobile Air Conditioning Engineer

Reference: Job ID: Posted: Closing date: Location: LondonSalary: (per annum)Job type: PermanentWorking pattern: Full timeIndustry: Engineering / ConstructionCompany: HaysConsultant: Vikrant VermaHays office: Leicester — 1st & 2nd Floor, 2 Colton SquarePhone: Email: new companySince 1987, Client's 84,000 employees have been maintaining companies globally. We are the UK’s leading facilities management and professional services company, and our clients range from household names in banking, critical government sites as well as hospitals and schools. Your new roleWe're looking for an experienced Mobile Air Conditioning Engineer to undertake the maintenance, servicing, and repair of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment across a diverse portfolio of sites. This is an excellent opportunity to work with a wide range of industry-leading manufacturers and develop your skills within a supportive and growing organisation. What you'll need to succeedPrevious experience within a maintenance, engineering, or facilities management environment.Full, current UK driving licence.Relevant industry qualifications, including FGAS and ODS Regulations certification.Time-served apprenticeship, City & Guilds Level 2, NVQ Level 2, or equivalent qualification in a relevant discipline.What you'll get in returnWe have a virtual GP on hand for you and members of your household. So you can get expert advice by video or phone without having to leave your home. We offer financial wellbeing assistance through our Salary Finance scheme. For example, you could access 50% of your earned pay before payday for a small fee. Salary Finance also offers competitive loans. What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. # - Vikrant Verma

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