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Air Conditioning Engineer

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Northampton, United Kingdomfull_timeVerifiedPosted 18 Sept 2026
💰 £45,000/yr(£36,000/yr – £45,000/yr)

About the role

AIR CONDITIONING ENGINEER - AC Engineer

Midlands or Homecounties based with some UK travel - Monday to Friday

An rapidly growing independent Air Conditioning company, are seeking a Air Conditioning Engineer to join the team and support the growth of their AC division.

This is the chance to join a company and progress with their growth!

Their clients are mainly retailers including: Pandora, Miniso, Dominos, Bet Fred, Busy Bees, Hobbs, Phase Eight, Cotswold, etc, along with offices premises.

The Role

Based from home with travel across the region, as well as some UK travel, you will be responsible for performing essential maintenance & repair on air conditioning systems to keep them running efficiently. This includes testing of compressors, thermistors, pressure switches, etc.

Your Experience

Prior experience with air conditioning systems or HVAC maintenance.
Strong attention to detail and the ability to either troubleshoot AC system issues & undertake basic maintenance.
Excellent communication and customer service skills.
Ability to work independently and efficiently.
F Gas certification
Full UK driving licenceRemuneration & Benefits

Basic salary negotiable based on skill (£36-45k)
Profit share scheme - your paid %
Van - Ford Transit Automatic Custom & fuel card supplied
Monday - Friday (8-5) with plenty of overtime
33 days holiday (25 days + Banks)
Pension, phone, laptop/tablet & associated benefits
Opportunities for ongoing training and development
A chance to work on a variety of AC systems in different settings.Interested?

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