About this role
Salary and Benefits or an air conditioning and refrigeration improver engineer
25-30k basic salary depending on experience and certificatesFurther training and coursesTravel payOyster Card, phone20 days holiday + 8 bank holidaysCall out rota and overtime once you are up to speedPrivate healthcare after 1 year
A fantastic chance to join an established and expanding air conditioning and refrigeration contractor who pride themselves on the quality service they provide their clients. They cover across the London and home counties area providing service, maintenance, design and installation on various systems and are very active on energy consumption and how to reduce this for their clients. Their employees are always looked after and can move up in the company due to further training and being looked after.
Due to expansion they are recruiting for a refrigeration and air conditioning improver engineer you will be:-
Working on commercial refrigeration and air conditioning equipmentWorking on cold rooms, walk in fridges and freezers, ice machines, cellar cooling, bottles fridge and everything in between, also splits and multi splits, VRVF and VRF equipmentGoing to sites in London using public transportWorking with clients such as hotels, bars, restaurants and commercial companies and care homes
Experience needed to be an air conditioning and refrigeration improver engineer
Living anywhere in or around the M25 / London area - the more in London the better for youSome sort of experience working on air conditioning or refrigeration equipmentYou can either be half way through a college course or just finished or have a couple of years experience – they will provide further trainingF Gas cert needed, and IPAF and PASMA would be beneficial
For an immediate interview contact Adam Southam
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