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Static HVAC Engineer
Location: Kettering
Salary: GBP 42,000 per annum + Overtime
Hours: Monday to Friday Early Shift (07:00 to 15:00 or 07:30 to 15:30) 40 hrs/week
On-Call: Fully Optional Rota (GBP 190/week standby allowance)
We are seeking a skilled Static HVAC Engineer to oversee site HVAC operations, conduct fault-finding, and ensure statutory compliance for a key facility in Kettering. Enjoy a great work-life balance with early weekday finishes and a completely optional on-call rota.
Benefits and Highlights
- Base Salary: GBP 42,000 per annum + regular optional overtime.
- Work-Life Balance: Monday to Friday early shifts mean free afternoons and evenings.
- Flexible On-Call: Opt-in/opt-out friendly rota (1 in 4 or 1 in 5 weeks covering the wider Midlands region).
- Low-Stress Standby: 95% of call-outs are vendor dispatch only. Fuel and hours fully covered if a site visit is required.
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Key Responsibilities
- PPMs and Reactive Maintenance: Carry out planned maintenance and handle breakdowns across HVAC and associated plant.
- Fault-Finding and BMS: Diagnose VRV/VRF system issues and monitor BMS controls to manage site temperature and humidity.
- Compliance and CAFM: Use mobile CAFM systems to manage work orders and track statutory compliance.
- Site Support: Supervise contractors and assist with minor electrical and building fabric tasks.
Requirements
- Valid F-Gas Certification (City and Guilds 2079 / Cat 1).
- NVQ Level 2/3 or recognized apprenticeship in Mechanical/HVAC/Electrical.
- Strong background in VRV/VRF fault-finding and plant maintenance.
- Familiarity with CAFM systems and BMS monitoring.
Apply today with your CV to secure a high-stability static role with great hours and flexibility.


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Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.
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