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Commercial Gas Engineer

Vale of White Horse
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Role Overview

JLL is seeking an experienced Gas Engineer to join our facilities management team at Culham Campus. This critical role involves maintaining and servicing commercial and domestic gas systems, ensuring safe and efficient operation of all gas-fired plant and equipment. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering high standards of safety, compliance, and operational excellence across the campus.

The Gas Engineer will execute technical work on gas system maintenance, inspection, and emergency response, working within a high-specification technical environment that requires meticulous attention to detail and adherence to stringent safety protocols.

Key Responsibilities

  • Undertake a range of duties including maintenance, servicing, and repair of gas systems and associated equipment.
  • Conduct regular plantroom and equipment inspections to ensure optimal system performance and identify any potential issues before they escalate.
  • Work with high-temperature hot water (HTHW) systems, requiring specialised knowledge and experience to maintain these complex installations safely and effectively.
  • Maintain accurate records of all work undertaken, including training records and maintenance logs, ensuring full compliance with relevant regulations and industry best practices.
  • Respond to breakdowns and emergency callouts, diagnosing faults and implementing effective solutions to minimize system downtime and maintain continuity of service.

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Qualifications & Experience

  • Hold current Gas Safe Registration for both commercial and domestic installations.
  • Possess the following commercial gas qualifications:
    • CODNCO1 – Natural gas core competency
    • CIGA1 – Combustion performance analysis
    • ICPN1 – Installation of meters and emergency controls
    • TPCP1 and TPCP1A – Non-domestic gas safety and pipework up to 35mm and over 35mm
    • BOAS – Burner technician competency
    • AP10 – Medical gas systems qualification

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These qualifications demonstrate the technical expertise required to work safely and effectively with the gas systems at Culham Campus.

Additional Requirements

  • A minimum of three years' commercial boiler experience, demonstrating practical expertise in maintaining and servicing large-scale commercial heating systems.
  • Experience working on HTHW (high-temperature hot water) systems is essential, as the campus operates sophisticated heating infrastructure requiring specialist knowledge.
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Vale of White Horse, England, United Kingdom

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