Lead ASHP Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the development of our new air source heat pump installation division.
• Oversee all technical elements of ASHP installation, commissioning, fault‑finding and maintenance.
• Act as the senior technical authority on‑site and provide guidance to engineers and apprentices.
• Carry out surveys, specification checks and ensure every install meets industry standards.
• Support operational planning, job scheduling and quality assurance across all projects.
• Build strong working relationships with customers and suppliers.
• Work with senior management to help grow the division and ensure safe, compliant delivery.

The Ideal Candidate Will Have

• Strong hands‑on installation experience with air source heat pumps.
• Solid understanding of commissioning, diagnostics, and system performance optimisation.
• Experience guiding or mentoring other engineers, or interest in moving into leadership.
• Good knowledge of MCS standards and current heat pump regulations.
• A practical, solution‑focused approach and pride in delivering quality workmanship.
• A desire to progress into a management‑level role within the renewables sector.

What We Offer

• Salary up to £60,000 plus profit share.
• Genuine progression into a senior leadership position.
• Opportunity to build and shape a division with strong long‑term demand.
• Supportive team environment where your technical expertise will be valued.
• The chance to make a meaningful impact in renewable heating.

Are you an experienced Heat Pump Installer looking to step up into a leadership role? We\’re looking for a skilled and motivated Air Source Heat Pump Manager to help us build and lead a brand‑new division within our growing business. This is a rare opportunity for an installer with strong technical knowledge to take ownership of a new department and help shape how we deliver high‑quality ASHP installations.

If you\’re an experienced installer ready to take the next step and lead a growing team, we\’d love to hear from you. Apply now and help us build a successful future in low‑carbon heating.