EXCEL ENGINEERING RECRUITMENT LIMITED
Air Conditioning Engineer

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JOB TITLE: HVAC Engineer / Air Conditioning Engineer
SALARY: £38 - £52,000k dependent on experience inc 1 hour travel, van/fuel card + overtime, 23 days annual leave + bank holidays - 80p/hour extra for attendance bonus (£1,700/annum on top of salary)
LOCATION: Manchester & surrounding
JOB INFORMATION - HVAC Engineer / Air Conditioning Engineer
- Working on a mobile basis you would be responsible for carrying out service, and preventative planned maintenance according to schedules on a wide range of air conditioning appliances.
- As an Air conditioning Engineer / HVAC Engineer you would carry out maintenance on systems such as VRV's, VRF's, Splits and multi-split systems etc.
- Some installations works on occasion.
- Covering in and around the Manchester and surrounding area you would be responsible for delivering an excellent customer service to a large gym contract, hotels, offices, cinemas, and other sites of a commercial nature.
- Overtime is available and plentiful.
- Van provided along with tools - can be used for personal use.
- On call 1 week in 9 with standby allowance and overtime rates paid door to door at overtime rates.
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COMPANY INFORMATION - HVAC Engineer / Air Conditioning Engineer
- Reputable and well-established business specialising in air conditioning/HVAC/mechanical contracts. Specialising in gas, mechanical plant and electrics relating to the mechanical/heating systems such as controls etc.
- Close working relationships with high profile clients meaning long term contracts and job security.
- The business encompasses all aspects of installation, service and reactive maintenance on a wide range of appliances for clients of a commercial nature.
- Operating a team of multi skilled engineers across the UK, our client is committed to training and developing their high calibre staff.
- Excellent reputation for delivering quality and high standards of service.


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CANDIDATE INFORMATION - HVAC Engineer / Air conditioning engineer
- Good customer services skills, well-presented and articulate with the ability to build trust and rapport with clients.
- The ideal candidate will have good trouble shooting skills with the ability to accurately identify faults on VRV systems, VRF's, splits, AHU's and so on.
- Recognised air conditioning qualifications including F-Gas, City & Guilds NVQ.
- As an air conditioning engineer you will have experience of working on air conditioning service and maintenance contracts previously.
- Good working knowledge/ trouble shooting skills on a wide range of air conditioning appliances including splits, VRV, VRF, Split systems etc.
- Motivated and trustworthy.
- Must be looking to progress with a forward thinking up and coming business.
- This role is paid door to door (at overtime rates).
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