Refrigeration Service Engineer

Refrigeration Service Engineer

Cambridgeshire

45-49k + OT + Standby

What You'll be doing

As a Service Engineer your goal is simple: to help our clients and deliver an outstanding service. Diagnosing, fault-finding, and fixing problems is the name of the game.

Our client sites include a wide range of industrial and commercial premises such as food processing, offices, pharmaceuticals, domestic, and many more. This branch does predominantly air conditioning, plus some refrigeration on varying scales.

We hold the highest accreditations with the best-known brands such as Danfoss, Mitsubishi, Daikin, Panasonic and Fujitsu. This gives our engineers access to the latest manufacturers training and technical support.

You will have your own, high spec, fully racked van to travel to sites. And your own tablet for receiving your jobs, completing service sheets, etc.

It s a busy, sometimes pressurized job, which is the nature of our industry. But you have a supportive team and many highly skilled, experienced colleagues to call on and to learn from.

What do you need to have

Demonstrable knowledge and experience as a mobile air conditioning service engineer.

You need to hold Refrigerant handling C&G2079 or equivalent and a full UK driving Licence.

An industry-specific training qualification, at NVQ2 level, would be an added advantage.

Due to the safeguarding requirements of our customers, many of whom are schools or hospitals, we complete confidential criminal record checks on all roles that attend customer sites. If you are successful, you will be required to complete an advanced DBS check with a barred lists check. We strictly follow the DBS code of practice and comply with the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.

What s in it for you

paid travel time, overtime, and standby rates.

Excellent training opportunities.

25 days holiday per annum, plus bank holidays, increasing with service.

Pension Scheme.

Working hours are 40 hours per week, plus overtime.

Engineers take turns to be on standby for out-of-hours calls and are paid a standby allowance plus overtime if they are called out.