East West Connect Ltd
Domestic Gas Engineer & Trainee Commercial Gas Engineer

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Probation – 3 months
Reporting to – Gas Manager
Department – Mechanical Maintenance Department
Job location – Various Sites
SCOPE
- Carry out domestic gas servicing, repairs, and installations, alongside mechanical servicing tasks (pumps, valves, pipework).
- Assist senior engineers on commercial gas systems as part of your training pathway.
- Undertake planned preventative maintenance, reactive callouts, and minor works on associated equipment.
- Maintain accurate records of all work completed (manual and electronic).
- Participate in an out-of-hours emergency call-out rota and remain flexible outside core hours.
- Build effective working relationships with colleagues, clients, and customers.
- Ensure clear communication with customers, line management, and office support staff.
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Minimum Qualifications For This Role Are
- Must have completed a recognised apprenticeship in Gas/Engineering Services (mechanical). e.g. NVQ level-3 certifications(E)
- Must hold a current:
- CCN1
- CENWAT
- HTR1
- CKR1
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Criteria
Essential:
- Recognised apprenticeship in Gas/Engineering Services (Mechanical) – e.g., NVQ Level 3.
- Current Domestic Gas Qualifications: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1.
- Full UK driving licence.
- Sound knowledge of Health & Safety legislation and safe systems of work.
- Ability to interpret drawings, instructions, and specifications.
- Good communication skills and IT literacy (MS Office, Outlook).
Desirable
- Experience in mechanical services, plumbing, and heating maintenance.
- Exposure to commercial heating systems.
- Willingness to undertake Commercial Gas Training (COCN1, ICPN1, etc.).
- Enhanced DBS (can be arranged).
Skills
- Practical experience in domestic gas maintenance and mechanical servicing.
- Professional image and customer-focused approach.
- Problem-solving ability and decision-making within defined parameters.
- Ability to establish strong internal and external relationships.


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- The ability to travel to a range of sites.
- Appreciation that there might be out of hours working, agreed in advance.
DUTIES
- Domestic gas servicing, breakdown response, and installations.
- Mechanical servicing (pumps, valves, pipework).
- Assist with commercial plant maintenance under supervision.
- Diagnose faults and carry out repairs.
- Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with health and safety legislation.
- Manage van stock and obtain specialist components when required.
- Participate in on-call rota.
- Progress through structured training to achieve Commercial Gas Engineer status.
- To develop an extensive knowledge of mechanical, electrical building services and a good understanding of their interfaces with general building works associated with them.
- To gain knowledge of the EWC employee’s handbook, EWC policies and processes and EWC ISO system of works.
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