AC Engineer

If you’re an experienced A/C engineer who’s comfortable working independently and wants to be left to get on with the job — this is worth a look. You’ll be servicing and fault-finding across a mix of VRVs, chillers, splits and CRAC units. There’s proper support when you need it, but no one’s breathing down your neck. The expectation? Know your kit, turn up, and do the job right. What You’ll Actually Be Doing Servicing, maintaining and repairing air-con and chiller systems Diagnosing faults properly (not just “reset and hope”) Using manufacturer software to run proper diagnostics Completing service reports that are clear and accurate Staying on top of FGAS and safety compliance Working with the ops team to keep things running smoothly What You’ll Need F-Gas Category 1 Experience with VRV/VRF, splits, CRACs, and ideally some chillers Good with diagnostics, not just maintenance Full UK driving licence Confident working solo and managing your own day AHU or refrigeration knowledge? Nice to have, not essential What You’ll Get £40k–£55k salary, depending on experience Up to £1,500 attendance bonus + quarterly performance bonus 33 days holiday (including bank holidays) Callout rota: 1 in 21 weeks – with proper standby and callout pay Van (personal use), paid parking, fuel card Tools, phone, tablet, all sorted Kit delivered direct to site Training, appraisals, and clear progression routes 24/7 employee support + solid pension setup What Next? If it sounds like a fit, send over whatever version of your CV you’ve got. Doesn’t need to be perfect — we’ll take it from there