The Package

Salary up to £45,000 per year (depending on experience) based on a 40-hour week

Paid door-to-door

Annual bonus scheme

Regular overtime opportunities

Company van (fully stocked and racked)

Specialist tools, PPE and workwear provided

Mobile phone / PDA provided

Pension scheme (after qualifying period)

28 days annual leave (including bank holidays), increasing with service

Ongoing manufacturer and external training opportunities

The Person The ideal candidate will be an experienced and reliable engineer with a strong technical background and a professional approach. Essential skills and experience: NVQ Level 2 (minimum) in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

Current F-Gas certification

Full UK driving licence

Proven experience in fault finding and diagnostics

Competence in pressure testing, evacuation, dehydration and refrigerant charging

Good electrical knowledge (single and three phase) and ability to read wiring diagrams

Desirable: Experience with VRV/VRF systems and chillers

Additional qualities: Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Strong communication skills with both colleagues and customers

Professional and customer-focused attitude

Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics and manuals

Proactive approach with strong problem-solving skills

Basic IT skills (training provided)

Flexible approach to overtime when required

Positive work ethic with a can-do attitude

The role and responsibilities An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Service Engineer to join a growing and professional team. Key responsibilities include: Field-based service, maintenance and repair of refrigeration and air conditioning systems

Fault finding, diagnostics and breakdown repairs

Attending reactive service calls (including participation in an on-call rota

approx. 1 in 10 weeks, depending on team size)

Carrying out occasional planned preventative maintenance

Location

This is a mobile role covering industrial, commercial and residential sites, primarily across the South of England and London, with travel from the Eynsham, Oxfordshire area.

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