Aircon Service & Breakdown Engineer - London - £45,000

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Bond Williams Limited
ScreenedFull Time
Crofton Park, Greater London
£45,000 - £45,000/annum
Posted 3 days ago
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We're recruiting for an Air Conditioning Service & Breakdown Engineer to join a growing and well-established business working across high-end residential properties throughout London.

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This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Air Conditioning Service & Breakdown Engineer to join a professional and supportive company offering ongoing training, excellent benefits and genuine career progression.

Key Responsibilities: Carry out servicing, maintenance, and reactive breakdown repairs on air conditioning systems Diagnose and repair electrical and mechanical faults efficiently Attend emergency callouts and provide a prompt, professional service Work on split, multi-split, VRV/VRF, and heat pump systems Deliver a high standard of workmanship and customer service within occupied residential properties Requirements: Previous experience as an Air Conditioning Service & Breakdown Engineer F-Gas Qualification Full UK Driving Licence Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills Professional, customer-focused approach with excellent communication skills What's on Offer: Company van and fuel card Above market rate salary Paid overtime Private medical insurance 26 days holiday Pension scheme Ongoing training and manufacturer certifications Genuine career development opportunities Interested? xwzovoh Apply now or get in touch for a confidential conversation.

Bond Williams Professional Recruitment are an equal opportunity employer and operate as an Employment Business and Recruitment Agency

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