T-Squared S3 Limited is looking to recruit an experienced mobile Commercial Heating engineer with HVAC knowledge to support our client base throughout the South of England
The post holder will have the required skill set to fault find, service and maintain a variety of complex HVACR equipment to ensure continuous operation of our client’s equipment.
- Undertake Service, Maintenance and Fault Diagnosis of various types and sizes of complex plant including Air Handling Units, Specialist Ventilation Systems, Boilers, LTHW & CHW Systems, DHW & Plumbing Systems, Pumps and Motors within various environments.
- Understand and be able to implement the requirements of regulations relating to the assets on site.
- Approach works in a diligent manner taking into consideration the requirements of Health & Safety having the ability to interpret works and ensure Risk Assessments, Method Statements and Permits are compiled and adhered to.
- Complete documentation utilising handheld technology to an excellent standard and in a timeous manner.
- Ensuring all compliance paperwork is complete and up to date.
- Build solid working relationships with our clients and end users.
- Communicate both written and verbally at all levels.
- Undertake training in new techniques and maintain existing relevant qualifications.
- Participate in a 24/7 Call Out Rota (1 week in 11 approx).
- An excellent working knowledge of HVAC equipment.
- An appropriately recognised heating/air conditioning or refrigeration engineering apprenticeship.
- Commercial Gas ACS qualifications are essential for the role.
- Previous experience within commercial refrigeration would be advantageous.
- A working knowledge with Building Management and Control Systems.
- Take a conscientious approach to work tasks.
- Be able to work as part of a team and be able to work on own initiative.
- A full clean drivers licence.
- A flexible approach to travel.
- Ability to work at heights and be able to obtain certification in IPAF and PASMA.
- Experience in pharmaceutical, life science and healthcare environments would be beneficial.