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Urgently Required Mobile Commercial HVAC Engineer (Gas bias) OTE GBP50:55K
My client is a provider of M and E building services engineering and facilities management, providing a high specification client base with tailored and bespoke technical solutions incorporating both maintenance and projects.
Role Overview
A Mobile Commercial Gas Engineer is required to carry out PPM, servicing, fault finding, and breakdown repairs to commercial gas heating systems i.e. boilers, gas fired heating, LPHW, and radiant/plaque as well as a first look at HVAC systems i.e. AHU/FCU within a variety of client environments to include (not limited to) commercial offices, corporate buildings, and retail environments located throughout the Wolverhampton/Birmingham area.
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Essential Candidate Requirements And Additional Information
- Commercial ACS Gas: COCN1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, CIGA1, CDGA1, CORT1 TPCP1a
- Salary: GBP45,000
- Skills:
- Strong servicing, fault finding, and repair skills
- Sound knowledge and understanding of commercial gas and heating systems
- Basic knowledge and appreciation of HVAC and general building services maintenance
- Experience:
- Experienced in performing PPM to commercial gas heating systems within commercial, corporate, education and leisure, and retail environments
- Requirements:
- Driving License (Maximum 6 Penalty Points)


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Additional Information
- Company Van: i.e. Ford Connect (Reasonable personal use permitted)
- Call:out rota: 1 : 6
- Call:out runs from: Friday : Friday
- Call:out paid at: GBP70 a week
- Working Hours:
- Monday to Thursday: 08.00 to 16.30 with a 30-minute lunch break
- Friday: 08:00 to 15:30
- Overtime:
- Saturday after 12.00 and Sunday and Bank/Public Holidays is double time
- Holiday: 25 days holiday + statutory days + Birthday
- Pension: Contribution 3
- Other Benefits: Included
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