Air Conditioning Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-19
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Trades / Skilled Labor
HVAC Tech / Heating Engineer, Maintenance Technician / Mechanic, Field/Service Technician, Installation Technician
Are you a Qualified F-Gas Category 1 Engineer with both commercial and domestic experience? This could be a great opportunity for you!
An opportunity has arisen for an Air Conditioning Engineer to join a family-run heating, cooling and HVAC company, providing installation, servicing and repair services for domestic and commercial properties.
Location:
the ideal candidates will be based in West/North-West London, Hertfordshire, or surrounding areas.
Engineers travel directly from home to customer sites, with no Central London work required.
This full-time, permanent PAYE position offers a basic salary of £50,000-£55,000, negotiable for the right candidate, plus benefits.
Candidates with strong commercial and domestic air conditioning experience will be considered, even if they have limited experience with chillers, ventilation or electrical installations
Key Responsibilities- Install domestic and commercial split, multi-split and VRF/VRV air conditioning systems.
- Service and maintain air conditioning and refrigeration equipment across residential and commercial sites.
- Diagnose faults and carry out repairs on air conditioning and associated systems.
- Undertake planned maintenance and respond to breakdowns, including work on commercial chillers and ventilation equipment where required.
- Carry out refrigerant checks, testing and commissioning, along with electrical tasks where appropriately qualified and competent.
- Complete service reports, maintain safe working practices
- Perform other duties as required.
- Air Conditioning Engineer, HVAC Engineer, HVAC & Refrigeration Engineer, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Engineer, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineer, Air Conditioning Service Engineer, Air Conditioning Installation Engineer, AC Engineer
- F-Gas Category 1 qualification.
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