Air Conditioning Technician

Employer: DCS Recruitment Limited

Salary: Competitive salary

Job type: Full time

Posted: 2026-09-02T00:00:00Z

Sector: Engineering

Job Description

Position - Air Con Service Engineer Department - London Reporting to: Technical Manager - Air Conditioning Status of post: Full-time Permanent Experience: Air Conditioning Service Engineer: 3 years minimum (Required) Maintenance Engineer: 1 year minimum (Required) Ideal candidates will have experience and knowledge in air conditioning systems covering VRF, Splits, Chillers, Refrigeration equipment, and Air Handling Units. The candidate must be a good communicator, presentable and confident in their ability. Must be able to work on their own but also as part of a larger team when needed Essential Valid CSCS / FGAS NVQ Level 2 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration or equivalent FGAS Valid driving licence Proven experience Excellent customer and communication skills Ability to identify and solve problems Wages negotiable depending on experience Beneficial IPAF PASMA NVQ Level 3 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration or equivalent The company offers: 22 + 8 Days holiday per annum Company pension scheme Company Van Health cash back plan Progression Opportunities Company Events If you're interested in the position please call Jack (phone number removed) option 2 or submit your CV to apply. DCS Recruitment and all associated companies are committed to creating a working environment where diversity is celebrated and everyone is treated fairly, regardless of gender, gender identity, disability, ethnic origin, religion or belief, sexual orientation, marital or transgender status, age, or nationality DCS Recruitment and all associated companies are committed to creating a working environment where diversity is celebrated and everyone is treated fairly, regardless of gender, gender identity, disability, ethnic origin, religion or belief, sexual orientation, marital or transgender status, age, or nationality

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