GH Engage
HVAC Engineer

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HVAC Facilities Engineer | South West London | £50,000
GH Engage are currently recruiting for an experienced HVAC Facilities Engineer to join an established engineering team at a high-profile commercial site in South West London.
Location: South West London
Salary: £50,000
Holiday: 25 Days + Bank Holidays
Vacancy Overview:
You will be responsible for maintaining the site’s HVAC and mechanical building services, completing planned and reactive maintenance while ensuring the building remains compliant and operates efficiently.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Carry out planned and reactive HVAC maintenance
- Diagnose and repair faults across mechanical systems
- Maintain AHUs, FCUs, VRV/VRF systems, split systems, pumps and associated plant
- Complete compliance checks and update maintenance records
- Liaise directly with the client and specialist subcontractors
- Support the wider facilities engineering team when required
Requirements:
- Valid F-Gas Category 1 certification
- Strong HVAC and building services maintenance experience
- Experience working within commercial facilities
- Confident with fault-finding and reactive maintenance
- Strong communication and client-facing skills


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