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Role: Commercial Gas Engineer
Location: Sedgefield, Stockton-on-Tees
Hours: Monday to Friday (normal working hours)
Salary: £41,000
Do you want to join the worlds biggest FM company?
Are you driven, and strive for excellence?
Do you want the opportunity to join a company with unmatched progression opportunities, and to be part of a wider, dynamic team?
This role is working for our biggest client, with over 400 placements made with them last year!
Benefits of the Commercial Gas Engineer:

  • Salary of to £41,000+
  • Massive scope for progression
  • Uncapped budget for training
  • Company Pension
  • Private Healthcare
  • Dental Insurance
    The Commercial Gas Engineer will be involved in the day to day running of a large static pharmaceutical site in Sedgefield, covering PPM, and reactive maintenance on heating systems and small project works.
    To apply for the role, please submit your CV, or call our office and ask for Celsey
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