Job Description
Gas Engineer, 45,000 + DOE, Redhill, Surrey, 8am-4pm, Permanent, 20 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays, Company Van, Fuel Card, Overtime, Pension The Role An excellent opportunity for a Gas Engineer to join a growing heating and building services business specialising in commercial heating systems across schools, hospitals, public buildings and commercial premises throughout Sussex and the South East. This Gas Engineer role will work closely with the business owner and an experienced Commercial Gas Engineer within a small, highly trusted team. The successful Gas Engineer will enjoy a varied workload including servicing, maintenance, reactive repairs and planned works, whilst benefiting from ongoing support and development opportunities. Servicing, maintaining and repairing domestic and commercial gas appliances and heating systems Carrying out boiler servicing, gas safety inspections and compliance checks Undertaking fault finding, diagnostics and repairs Responding to reactive callouts including leaks, heating failures and equipment breakdowns Completing planned preventative maintenance visits Supporting installation and upgrade projects across commercial sites Working within schools, hospitals, public buildings and commercial premises Building strong relationships with clients, facilities managers and site contacts Completing service reports and compliance documentation accurately Ensuring all work is carried out in accordance with Gas Safe and Health & Safety regulations Requirements A current Gas Safe registration is highly desirable, whilst commercial gas qualifications and ACS commercial elements would be advantageous but are not essential. Applications are welcomed from Gas Engineers with either domestic or commercial experience, and a plumbing and heating background would be highly desirable. Experience working within schools, public buildings, facilities management or building services environments would also be beneficial. Due to
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