Commercial Gas Engineer

Main Duties and Responsibilities

* Responsible for service and maintenance of commercial heating systems and building services, reactive maintenance.

* To proactively identify and undertake heating/combustion maintenance works (reactive works not yet identified by the client), To undertake heating/combustion PPM work, within set time frames to ensure statutory compliance

* To undertake heating/combustion improvement work as required

* Diagnose and repair faults on systems and plant including basic electrical fault-finding

* To evaluate performance and ensure the proper servicing and maintenance of all plant room equipment

* To undertake necessary repairs/replacement of defective pumps/valves/radiators/PUs. Including draining down and refilling heating systems

* Power flushing heating systems

* Maintain stock control system as directed

* To ensure that administration requirements are actioned on time and all necessary documents/records/gas certificates are completed and sent to the office as required

* Be part of a OOH call out rota, attend emergency mechanical repair work

* Escalate issues to Supervisor and Contract Manager immediately

Person Specification

Experience

* 3-5 Years of industry experience

* Experience of working within the Social Housing sector on gas/renewable maintenance contracts.

* Have domestic ACS qualifications, CCN1, CPA1, CKR1, HTR1,CENWAT Have Commercial ACS qualifications, COCN1, ICPN1, CIGA1, TPCP1A

* Unvented Hot Water

* Water Regs

* Have asbestos awareness

* Have knowledge of the Risk Assessment process

* A clean UK driving license and DBS check will be required.

Desirable

* HIU experience

* Solar Thermal

* Oftec

* LPG

Knowledge & Skills

* Excellent written communication and verbal skills

* Computer-literate

* Excellent planning and organisational skills

* Able to prioritise workload and use initiative at all times

* General competence in the given trade, COCN1 or CODNCO1, CIGA1, CDGA1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1A or TPCPA1, NVQ 2 or equivalent.

* Unvented hot water systems would be advantageous