Apprentice HVAC Engineer

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** Apprentice HVAC Engineer
** Sunbury-on-Thames. You will primarily cover the Southeast area of the UK, however you might be required to travel as far as the South West and Midlands depending on the job requirements.
* To get on this prestigious apprenticeship programme we require 5’s or C’s in your GCSE English and Maths. Please include your certificates in your application alongside your UK Driving licence.
* Join Johnson Controls and dive into the world of HVAC technology! We’re talking Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning systems. All the cool stuff that regulates temperature, air quality and makes people comfortable in buildings
** What You’ll Be Up To:
*** You'll spend significant time at our client sites, where you'll be tasked with installing, maintaining, and repairing HVAC equipment. This hands-on experience will provide you with valuable insights into the diverse applications of HVAC systems across various environments, including sports stadiums, data centres, office buildings, and more
* Collaboration with Qualified Engineers:
Throughout your apprenticeship, you'll work closely with qualified Johnson Controls Engineers who will serve as mentors, guiding you in developing your HVAC skills. This collaborative environment ensures that you receive the support and guidance needed to succeed in your role
* Focus on Energy Efficiency:
You may have the responsibility of optimising the energy efficiency of the buildings you work in. This could involve analysing HVAC systems, identifying areas for improvement, and making recommendations to building owners to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability
* Customer-Facing Element:
This role combines manual work with a customer-facing element, where you'll interact with clients to understand their specific needs and deliver top-notch service.
* Effective communication and professionalism are key as you represent Johnson Controls in customer interactions
* Opportunities for Growth:
Throughout your apprenticeship, you'll have the opportunity to grow and apply the skills and knowledge gained in college in a real workplace setting. This experiential learning approach ensures that you develop both technical competencies and practical skills essential for success in the HVAC field
** Who we are
** Johnson Controls is a global leader in technology and industry, serving customers in over 150 countries. We create intelligent buildings, energy-efficient solutions, and integrated infrastructure that drive progress. As an apprentice, you'll be part of our mission to shape a better tomorrow making buildings safer, smarter and more sustainable
** Where You’ll Train:
** College of North West London     Level 3 Refrigeration air conditioning and heat pump engineering   Mix of college learning and hands-on mentoring. College will be in a block format
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* What You’ll Need:

** GCSEs in English & Maths-Grade 5 (C) or above   Full UK driving licence   Comfortable working at heights and in all weather conditions   Good Physical health, the job can be labour intensive at times   Happy to travel, work away and stay over in hotels when needed   Good vibes: team spirit, hardworking, communication skills, and a love for technology and Engineering
** Perks & Pay:**   £18,304 starting salary   All equipment + uniform + gear   25 days holiday + bank holidays   Access to Company pension scheme, overtime and travel payments where applicable

A company van may be provided following the successful completion of all required company compliance checks
** Next Steps:
** Send your CV, driving licence, English and Maths certificates
- Grade 5 or C’s   If your application stands out, you will have a chat with our Talent Acquisition team   Smash the screening call and you will be invited to attend an assessment centre   Start your journey in late summer 2026!
** Final date to receive applications:
** Friday 10th April 2026#jbec

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