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About The Role
An Air Conditioning Engineer - M4 Corridor - £40K+ is sought by RGB Network to cover service and maintenance duties across commercial sites in Reading and the surrounding region. This full-time position offers a salary of £40,000 per annum, with the package including a company van, fuel card, door-to-door travel pay, and private use. Working primarily along the M4 corridor, the role involves planned preventative maintenance, fault finding, and reactive repairs on various air conditioning systems. Candidates should possess relevant refrigerant handling qualifications and a solid background in commercial HVAC service. The employer, an established Berkshire-based M&E contractor, provides a pension and 20 days of holiday plus bank holidays.
Air Conditioning Engineer – Service & Maintenance
Location: M4 Corridor
Salary: £40,000+ DOE
Benefits: Company Van + Fuel Card + Door-to-Door Travel + Private Use + Pension + 20 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays
The Company
Our client is a growing and ambitious M&E contractor based in Berkshire, with over 10 years of trading history and a strong reputation across the commercial sector.
Having grown significantly to a team of over 30 employees and a fleet of 19 vehicles operating across the region, the business is now investing heavily in its M&E division as it continues its journey towards becoming a full M&E provider.
The company works predominantly along the M4 corridor, with only occasional projects in London, and has built an impressive portfolio of commercial clients across the education, leisure and office sectors.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a business at an exciting stage of growth. The air conditioning division is still developing, giving the successful engineer a genuine opportunity to take ownership, influence the direction of the division and play a key role in its future success.
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The Role
Due to continued growth, our client is looking to recruit an experienced Air Conditioning Engineer to carry out service, maintenance and reactive works across a range of commercial sites.
The role will predominantly focus on planned and reactive maintenance, fault finding and breakdowns, with occasional split-system installation work when required.
The successful candidate will be a confident and technically capable engineer who is comfortable working independently, managing their own workload and taking ownership of the air conditioning requirements across the business.
You will work alongside an existing multi-skilled engineer who is also capable of carrying out AC works, forming a dedicated two-person AC team. As the more technically focused engineer within the division, you will have the opportunity to become a key member of the team and help shape the future development of the AC offering.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) on commercial air conditioning systems
- Attend reactive maintenance and repair call-outs
- Diagnose faults and carry out effective fault finding
- Respond to breakdowns and minimise equipment downtime
- Complete occasional split-system installations
- Identify and report any further works or remedial requirements
- Ensure all works are completed in line with relevant industry standards and health & safety requirements
- Complete service reports and relevant documentation accurately
- Maintain strong relationships with commercial clients and provide excellent customer service
- Work independently while taking ownership of assigned jobs and workload
Candidate Requirements


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The ideal candidate will be an experienced Air Conditioning Engineer with a strong background in commercial service and maintenance.
You Will Ideally Have
- FGAS qualification
- Proven experience in air conditioning service and maintenance
- Strong fault-finding and diagnostic experience
- Good breakdown and reactive maintenance experience
- Experience working within commercial environments
- The ability to work independently and manage your own workload
- Strong communication and customer-facing skills
- A professional and reliable approach
- A Full UK Driving Licence
Engineers with particularly strong fault-finding and breakdown experience are encouraged to apply, with higher salaries available for the right candidate.
Salary & Benefits
- £40,000+ basic salary, depending on experience
- Higher salary considered for engineers with strong fault-finding and breakdown expertise
- Company van
- Fuel card
- Private use of company vehicle available
- Door-to-door travel paid
- Pension scheme
- 20 days annual leave + bank holidays
- 40-hour working week
Call-Out
There is no dedicated AC call-out rota in place.
Why Apply?
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Air Conditioning Engineer who wants more than just another service and maintenance role.
You will be joining a growing M&E business at a stage where the AC division is still being developed, giving you the opportunity to become the go-to technical engineer, take ownership of the AC function and have a genuine influence on how the division develops.
With the majority of work located along the M4 corridor, no London travel, a company van, paid door-to-door travel and the potential for progression as the business continues to expand, this is an excellent opportunity for the right engineer.
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