STOP THE PRESSES - A great chance to work for a professional, forward thinking company that specialises in air conditioning, refrigeration and ventilation across the London and home counties area. They have a solid reputation with a lot of their work coming from referrals from satisfied customers. Expansion and engineer training is always on their mind, be part of this wave of expansion and be part of this company’s growth plan.


Salary and Benefits of an air conditioning engineer :-


*40-50k basic salary depending on experience with air conditioning
*May look at a junior engineer from 35k upwards if you have limited experience but a great attitude to work
*Door to door travel pay
*No call out but plenty of overtime if wanted
*Van, phone, iPad, fuel card, uniform, specialist tools
*20 days holidays + 8 bank holidays – this increases with length of service




Due to expansion they are recruiting for an air conditioning engineer - you will be:-


*Proving service and maintenance on commercial air conditioning - splits, multi splits, ahu’s, VRV and VRF equipment, close control as well as some small chillers
*Covering London and the home counties with most of the work being north of the river
*Working with commercial client offices, Universities, school and council buildings




Skills needed to be an air conditioning engineer :-


*Service and maintenance experience needed on commercial air conditioning- splits, multi splits, ahu’s, VRV and VRF equipment as well as some small chillers
*Living anywhere around the north London, or Essex, of north west London or Hertfordshire, or Buckinghamshire, or Berkshire or west London area ideally
*F Gas and level 2 air conditioning needed
*Having IPAF, PASMA and CSCS card would be beneficial


For an immediate interview contact Adam Southam


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