Air Conditioning Engineer

Future Engineering Recruitment Ltd
Dartford
9 months ago
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Air Conditioning EngineerKent£50,000- £55,000 + Overtime (Uncapped) + Training + Company Car + Company Card + Pension + Immediate StartAre you an experienced air conditioning engineer looking to maximise your earnings with uncapped overtime in an organisation that offers job stability and a supportive work environment? If so, this is the role for you! This company is looking for someone who is committed to delivering high quality repairs and will provide ongoing training to ensure you are able to work to the best of your ability. This company has been around for over a decade and specialises in installations, service repairs, and maintenance of air source heat pumps, air conditioning, and ventilation systems. Your role as an experienced air conditioning engineer will be customer focused working on residential and commercial ensuring all tasks are completed to the highest standards. If you are looking to secure your career in a role that will ensure job satisfaction and have a positive go-getter attitude then this company wants to hear from you. Your Role As An Air Conditioning Engineer Will Include:Perform maintenance, servicing, and repairs on a range of air conditioning systems, including Splits, Multis, VRVs, and FCUs.Maintain strong, professional relationships with customers,The Successful Air Conditioning Engineer Will Have:A minimum of 5 years' experience in the air conditioning industryF-gas and City&GuildsBe located close to DartfordA valid full UK driving licence If you are interested in this position please contact Sai on (phone number removed)Keywords: Air Conditioning, Service Engineer, Job Stability, Supportive Work Environment, Installations, Service Repairs, Maintenance, Air Source Heat Pumps, Ventilation, Residential, Commercial, Splits, VRVs, FCUs, Kent, Dartford, London Central, Darenth, Hook Green, South Darenth, Stone, Bexleyheath, Maidstone, Gravesend

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