Mobile Air Conditioning Engineer


Details:
  • Salary: £45,000 - 50,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: Brentford London
  • Date: 18 hours ago
Description:

Mobile Air Conditioning Engineer

London & Surrounding Areas

Up to £50,000 Basic + Travel Package (circa £6,000) + Van + In-House Training + Career Progression

Are you an experienced Air Conditioning Engineer looking for your next move with a company that will actually invest in you, develop your skills and give you somewhere to progress?

I'm working with a highly respected air conditioning specialist that is continuing to grow and is looking for a skilled Mobile Air Conditioning Engineer to join their established service team.

This isn't just a role where you're sent from job to job and left to get on with it.

You'll be joining a highly experienced technical team, with access to a dedicated in-house training facility, ongoing technical development and genuine opportunities to progress your career.

You'll also get the chance to work across a varied commercial portfolio, keeping your days interesting and your technical skills sharp.

What's in it for you?

Up to £50,000 basic salary
Circa £6,000 travel package
Company van
Excellent company package
Dedicated in-house training facility
Ongoing technical and manufacturer training
Genuine career progression
Varied commercial sites and equipment
Strong, experienced engineering team
Long-term opportunity with a growing specialist contractorThe Role

As a Mobile Air Conditioning Engineer, you'll be responsible for keeping a varied portfolio of commercial air conditioning systems running efficiently, carrying out planned and reactive works across London and the surrounding areas.

Your day-to-day will include:

Planned preventative maintenance
Servicing and breakdowns
Reactive repairs
Fault-finding and diagnostics
Working on DX, VRV, VRF, AHUs and split systems
Identifying faults and carrying out effective repairs
Working across a varied range of commercial customer sites
Maintaining high standards of workmanship and customer serviceWhat We're Looking For

City & Guilds Level 2 F-Gas & ODS Regulations (Cat 1 / 2079)
Proven experience servicing and maintaining commercial AC systems
Strong fault-finding and diagnostic ability
Comfortable working independently in a mobile role
Full UK Driving Licence
Good communication skills and a professional approach
Someone who takes pride in their work and wants to keep developing technicallyThe opportunity

If you're an experienced AC Engineer who is good at what you do but wants more from your employer, this could be a very good move.

£50k basic + circa £6k travel + van + serious investment in your development + genuine progression.

You're not just joining a company for your next payslip - you're joining a business where you can build a proper career and continue becoming a better engineer.

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Tech-People is a specialist recruitment agency within HVAC, FM, and M&E. We are proud to promote diversity and inclusion and welcome applications from all backgrounds

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