Air Conditioning Engineer

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Air Conditioning Engineer - Static Position

Monday to Friday, 08:00-17:00

Salary - £40,000-£50,000

Oxford, Didcot - OX11

We're working for one of our biggest clients on a brand new contract win for them covering a contract for a well known American Pharmaceutical & Biotechnical company as an Air Conditioning Engineer.

We have worked with this business for many years as it has gone through re-brands and restructures within the business, founded in 2008 we have seen candidates consistently progress within this business across all it's varied opportunities across 48 countries and employing over 170,000 employees.

Job benefits for an Air Conditioning Engineer:

  • 24 Days Holiday + Bank Holiday (Increased to 25 days after 2 years service)

  • Life Assurance Cover

  • Holiday Purchase Scheme

  • Gym Membership Discounts

  • Cycle to Work Scheme

    Job responsibilities for an Air Conditioning Engineer:

  • Ensure all PPM is carried out in accordance with the maintenance specification and documented in real time using the PDA to log start/wait/stop completion and travel times with appropriate comments to evidence completion of work

  • Ensure that all relevant paperwork is completed regarding PPM, reactive and breakdown works and that it is passed without delay to the contract administrator. Complete supplementary documentation / E-Forms relating to the maintenance task as dictated by your line manager

  • Update customers CAFM system in real time with start/wait/stop completion times and
    provide full description of works undertaken, advising of any follow-on works required

  • Ensure reactive tasks throughout the sites are completed and be proactive in highlighting areas where improvements can be made. Identify and record all plant failures using quotation forms and issue to line manager. This is to be indicated and recorded within the CAFM system

  • Ensure that plant faults and defects are swiftly remedied to maintain plant in serviceable order. In accordance with the delegated authority with the applicable contract or authorised by the client

  • Ensure that suitable spares are available to carry out both maintenance and reactive works. To provide parts lists and estimated timescales to carry out remedial works

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