Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Chiller Engineer to join a market-leading HVAC solutions provider.

Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Chiller Engineer will provide mechanical repair, service, and maintenance of HVAC products including Chillers, Coolers, Air Conditioning units, Refrigeration equipment, Heat Pumps and Air Handling Units (AHUs), at client sites covering the greater Bristol region.

Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Chiller Engineer will ideally have service experience with an F Gas qualification focused predominantly on chillers or similar within the HVAC industry.

Package

£40,000-£50,000

Company van with private use

Pension contribution

Medicare Plan

25 days holiday, plus bank holidays

Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Air Conditioning Engineer Role

To provide mechanical repair, service, and maintenance of Chiller equipment at customer sites covering the Bristol region
The Chiller Engineer will undertake planned and preventative maintenance, provide advice, diagnostics and fault finding on HVAC equipment including industrial chillers, coolers, air conditioning units, air handling units (AHU) amongst others
Perform emergency breakdown, fault finding and repairs on various chillers, cooling system equipment
Conduct regular system inspections and preventive maintenance to ensure optimal performance and compliance with safety standards
Liaise with customers and various internal teams to deliver technical support, respond to inquiries, and provide advice on system operation and maintenance
This is a field based role with the possibility to visit site based in Bristol on occasionService Engineer / Field Service Technician / Air Conditioning Engineer Requirements

Proven experience within the HVAC industry, ideally working with Chillers
F-gas qualification is essential
Willingness to cover the Bristol region
Mechanical or Electrical engineering qualifications are advantageous
Experience with maintenance and repair of complex systems and ability to interpret technical manuals and schematics