CBW Staffing Solutions
Commercial Gas Engineer

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Commercial Gas Engineer - Central Belt
Salary up to £48,000 DOE
We are looking for an experienced and reliable Commercial Gas Engineer to join a reputable FM provider. The successful candidate will be responsible for carrying out installation, servicing, maintenance, fault finding and repair work on commercial gas and heating systems across a range of customer sites.
This is a hands-on role requiring strong technical knowledge, excellent attention to detail and a commitment to delivering a high standard of workmanship and customer service.
Key Responsibilities:
- Carry out planned and reactive maintenance on commercial gas and heating systems.
- Install, service, repair and commission commercial boilers, burners and associated equipment.
- Diagnose and rectify faults efficiently and safely.
- Complete gas safety checks and ensure all work complies with current legislation and industry standards.
- Carry out testing, commissioning and servicing of commercial heating systems.
- Identify potential issues and recommend appropriate remedial works.
- Complete job sheets, service reports and relevant documentation accurately.
- Maintain high standards of health and safety at all times.
- Liaise professionally with customers, site managers and other contractors.
- Work independently while also supporting colleagues and wider engineering teams.
- Ensure tools, equipment and company vehicles are maintained and used appropriately.
- Respond to emergency and reactive call-outs when required.
- Represent the business professionally when working on customer sites.
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Person Specification:
- Commercial Gas qualifications and current competency.
- Relevant commercial gas experience.
- Strong knowledge of commercial heating and gas systems.
- Experience with fault finding, servicing and repairs.
- Full UK driving licence.
- COCN1 / CODNCO1 or equivalent commercial gas qualifications.
- Experience working on commercial boilers, burners and plant rooms.
- Experience with commercial heating controls and associated equipment.
- Experience working within planned preventative maintenance programmes.
- Electrical knowledge or relevant electrical qualifications - desirable


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Salary & Benefits:
- Competitive salary up to £48,000 DOE
- Overtime opportunities.
- Company vehicle and fuel provision.
- Company tools and equipment.
- Ongoing training and development.
- Opportunities for career progression.
- Pension scheme.
- Holiday allowance.
- Supportive and professional working environment.
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