HVAC Service Manager

Salary: GBP
50000 - GBP
55000 per annum

Position:
HVAC Service Manager

Location:
Office based with occasional site visits

Salary:
Upwards of £50k

Recently partnered with an HVAC specialist contractor operating across the North West region. The business is a long-established contractor with over 50 years of experience, delivering HVAC services within the commercial and data centre sectors. Due to continued growth, they are looking to appoint an HVAC Service Manager to join the team.

The HVAC Service Manager will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day service operations, including planning and scheduling engineers, coordinating small works, liaising with clients, and providing technical support to directly employed engineers and subcontractors. The role will also involve managing the day-to-day financial aspects of the department, including invoicing, preparing quotations, and overseeing P&L performance.

Long term, the HVAC Service Manager will play a key role in driving the growth of the service department and the wider business, helping to expand existing service agreements and secure new opportunities.

The role will be office-based approximately 75% of the time, with occasional site visits across the Northwest as required.

Job Requirements

• Technical experience across HVAC – ideally held roles as service engineer or similar
• Able to plan, coordinator and manage financials across the service agreements
• Previous experience of managing engineers (internal and sub-contractors)
• Able to travel to company office in Mottram and occasional attend client meetings across Northwest
• Hold UK Driving License

Salary & Benefits

• Upwards of £50k per annum depending on experience
• Travel allowance – 55p for first 10,000 miles & 25p per 10,000 miles
• Phone & Laptop provided

CV / Resume was part of the application process in the original posting and has been removed to align with the refinement rules.

The following eligibility statement is included in the original posting but has been removed from this refined version to focus on role content.