Details:
- Salary: £39,494 - 42,000 - Annum
- Job Type: Permanent
- Job Status: Full-Time
- Salary Per: Annum
- Location: Norwich Norfolk
- Date: 5 days ago
Description:
Gas Service & Breakdown Engineer
Salary: £39,949 per annum
We are looking for an experienced Service & Breakdown Engineer to join a growing team across East Anglia. This is a fantastic opportunity for a skilled engineer who takes pride in delivering high-quality repairs, servicing, and maintenance while providing excellent customer service.
Key Responsibilities
Diagnose, service, maintain, and repair domestic heating systems
Carry out breakdown and repair work on boilers, fires, and associated appliances
Work in line with Gas Safe and OFTEC regulations
Complete safety certificates and maintain accurate job records
Manage van stock effectively and liaise with approved suppliers
Participate in an on-call rota to provide emergency support when requiredWhat We're Looking For
Current domestic gas qualifications including:
ACS
CCN1
CENWAT
CKR1
CPA1
HTR1
MET1
Proven experience in a service and breakdown role
Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skillsWhat's in It for You?
Salary of £39,949 per annum
Company vehicle
Tablet and mobile phone
Full uniform provided
Ongoing training and development opportunitiesIf you're a qualified engineer looking for a stable role with excellent benefits and long-term career prospects, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to join a team dedicated to delivering safe, reliable heating services across East Anglia
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