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Maintenance Engineer - Operations Group - Estates and Facilities

Our client is a major HVAC Contractor who specialise in the service, maintenance, design, and build of HVAC and Building services systems. They are looking for a HVAC Engineer to join their team, covering inside of the M25.

As a HVAC Engineer. you will be responsible for service, maintenance and fault finding of VRV's, VRF, s Spits, Multi Splits, AHU's, Pumps, and Booster sets across various commercial and residential sites, including banks, offices, pharmaceutical buildings etc.

HVAC Engineer Salary & Benefits

Salary £45k - £50k DOE
Company Van + Fuel Card
20 days holiday + Bank Holidays (increases by 1 day per year)
Monday - Friday 40 hour working week (travel time included)
Call out 1 in 5
Yearly bonus (based on company profitability)
Pension
Phone/Tablet/Laptop, Uniform and Tools Provided
Based inside the M25 or within the M25 corridor

HVAC Engineer Job Requirements

F-Gas
Experience servicing, maintaining and fault finding VRV's, VRF, s Spits, Multi Splits, AHU's, Pumps, and Booster sets
NVQ Level 2 in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
NVQ Level 3 in refrigeration and Air Conditioning (advantageous)
Manufacturer training courses (advantageous)Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries.

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