Air Conditioning Engineer

London Source: WhatJobs

£40,000–£50,000

Air Conditioning / Multi-Skilled Engineer

Bristol | Cardiff | London

£40,000 – £50,000 + Overtime + Benefits

I’m currently recruiting for an established and growing air conditioning and building services contractor that is looking to strengthen its engineering team across Bristol, Cardiff and London.

With over 12 years of trading, the business has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality air conditioning and HVAC solutions to a long-standing commercial and industrial client base.

The company provides a complete service, covering installation, planned and reactive maintenance, fault finding and repair, with a strong emphasis on technical quality and customer service.

The Role

As an Air Conditioning / Multi-Skilled Engineer, you’ll be responsible for attending commercial and industrial sites, carrying out planned and reactive maintenance, diagnosing faults and completing repairs across a range of HVAC and refrigeration systems.

Typical Equipment Will Include

VRV / VRF systems
Split and multi-split systems
Chillers
AHUs
Cold rooms
Associated mechanical plant and equipment

You’ll be working directly with customers, so strong communication skills and a professional approach are important alongside your technical ability.

What They're Looking For

I'm interested in speaking with engineers who have a solid background in commercial air conditioning and can demonstrate experience in servicing, maintenance, fault finding and repair.

Ideally, You'll Have

Relevant Level 2/3 qualification in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration or equivalent
F-Gas Category 1 / 2079 certification
Proven experience working on commercial air conditioning systems
Experience with VRV/VRF and split systems
Full UK driving licence
Good customer-facing and communication skills
A proactive approach to fault finding and problem solving
Experience with plantrooms, pumps, valves and associated mechanical systems would be advantageous, particularly for candidates looking for a more multi-skilled role.
An apprenticeship in air conditioning/refrigeration would be beneficial but is not essential where you can demonstrate the relevant experience and qualifications.