Air Conditioning EngineerLondon and M25£48,000 - £52,000I have an exciting opportunity for an Air Conditioning Engineer to work for an established business with a standout friendly and welcoming working environment. With a great atmosphere, this is a great chance to work for a privately owned company with an outstanding business ethos and culture, where you will feel valued and enjoy coming into work each day. The A/C Engineer will be responsible for covering retail and commercial sites across London and the M25 on a UK building services contract. As the Lead Engineer in the company, you will be expected to have experience working a wide range of Air Conditioning / HVAC systems, being able to braze, solder, replace compressors, condensers, fault find etc. The Air Conditioning Engineer should have 5+ years minimum industry experience, carrying out service and repair of air conditioning systems within commercial premises. The Engineer must also hold their F-Gas Cat 1 and an NVQ Level 2 or equivalent, in air conditioning and refrigeration.Duties

• To deliver planned, preventative and reactive maintenance in line with the contract service delivery plan for Commercial HVAC equipment
• Carry out A/C works including minor projects & refurbishment
• Fault Find, investigate, troubleshoot and rectify defects in all A/C units & systems and any associated plant / components
• Single / Multi splits, VAVs, VRVs, VRFs, AHU, FCU's
• Replacing compressors, condensers, regassing, brazing, soldering etc
• Dealing with subcontractors where necessary
• Ensure all statutory documentation is completed and kept up to date at all times

Salary and Benefits

• Salary £48,000 - £52,000 depending on experience
• Van and fuel card
• Overtime
• Company pension

Requirements

• Level 2 or Level 3 NVQ Air Conditioning and Refrigeration or equivalent
• 2079 Safe Handling of Refrigerants (F-Gas)
• 5+ years' experience carrying out service and repair of various types of AC units, within commercial sites.
• Full Driving Licence
• Based within commutable distance of Central London

Posted by Lee Hamilton