Mobile Air Conditioning Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Maintenance Technician / Mechanic, Field/Service Technician, Building Maintenance, Installation Technician
Fed up with London traffic, parking nightmares and spending your day stuck in the van? This could be the move for you.
I'm working with a well-established HVAC contractor who are looking for an experienced Mobile AC Engineer to join their team, covering commercial and domestic sites outside London.
You’ll be predominantly carrying out service, maintenance and fault‑finding, working across a good variety of VRV, VRF and split AC systems – with commercial, domestic and school sites thrown into the mix.
What's in it for you?- Up to £50,000 DOE
- Company van + fuel card
- NO London work
- Permanent, stable position
- Commercial & domestic work
- Variety of sites including schools
- Predominantly service & maintenance
- VRV & VRF systems
- Good opportunity to build a long‑term career with an established contractor
You’ll be out on the road covering sites outside London, looking after a varied portfolio of air conditioning systems and keeping customers' equipment running efficiently.
You’ll be:- Carrying out planned and reactive AC service & maintenance
- Fault‑finding and diagnosing issues
- Working on VRV, VRF and split systems
- Attending a mix of commercial, domestic and school sites
- Completing service reports and paperwork
- Maintaining a professional relationship with customers
- Working independently while being part of an experienced engineering team
- F‑Gas qualified
- Full UK driving licence
- Solid commercial/domestic AC service & maintenance experience
- Confident fault‑finding across a range of systems
- Comfortable working independently on the road
- Able to pass a DBS check
If you’re an experienced AC Engineer who wants £50k, your own van, a fuel card and - most importantly - NO London work, this is definitely worth a conversation.
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