Air Conditioning Engineer Installer

We are an established, independent HVAC company. We've built our reputation on quality workmanship, professional service and technical expertise. The business focuses on delivering high-quality residential air conditioning services across the Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire borders. We are seeking a motivated Air Conditioning Engineer to join our team as we continue expanding.

This role involves installing, maintaining, and repairing HVAC equipment across residential and commercial settings. You will possess mechanical aptitude, and have a strong interest in engineering, and property maintenance. We offer excellent support, with training provided. Great earning potential, and long-term career prospects.

Duties

* Lead on the installation of air conditioning, and HVAC systems following schematics and technical drawings in residential and commercial settings.

* Maintain air conditioning systems in various settings.

* Complete equipment installation and repair projects, ensuring safety standards are maintained

* Assist with the inspection of systems for proper operation and compliance with safety regulations.

* Collaborate with team members and ensure timely completion of tasks.

* Maintain accurate records of service performed.

* Ability to interpret schematics, HVAC design plans, and electrical diagrams.

* Great customer relation skills.

Experience

* Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail are crucial for success in this role.

* Ability to work safely with attention to detail.

* Full UK driving license (essential)

* Electrical experience (preferred)

Candidates should demonstrate enthusiasm for technical work, safety consciousness, and a commitment to professional growth.

Happy to discuss subcontracting work or PAYE.

If you are a motivated individual looking to advance your career in air conditioning engineering, we encourage you to apply for this opportunity. If you would like to call to discuss this role, please contact (phone number removed)