Mobile HVAC Engineer


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HVAC Engineer
£45,000+ | Van & Fuel Card
M8 Corridor

We are looking for an experienced HVAC Engineer to join a growing team covering the M8 corridor. This is a fantastic opportunity for an engineer looking for a long-term role with a reputable building services provider and strong earning potential.

You will be responsible for planned and reactive maintenance across a range of commercial HVAC systems, working across multiple client sites.

Key Responsibilities:

Planned and reactive maintenance of HVAC systems, including AHUs, FCUs, chillers, and ventilation plant
Fault finding, diagnostics, and repairs
Ensuring all works are completed safely and to a high standard
Completing maintenance reports and relevant documentation
Working independently while supporting the wider engineering team The Ideal Candidate:

F-Gas Category 1 qualified
Strong commercial HVAC maintenance experience
Excellent fault-finding and problem-solving skills
Reliable, professional, and customer-focused
Full UK driving licence Salary & Benefits:

£45,000+ per annum
Company van
Fuel card
Monday to Friday
Overtime opportunities
Long-term career progression If you're an experienced HVAC Engineer looking for your next opportunity across the M8 corridor, apply now or get in touch for more information

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