Are you a Commercial Gas Engineer looking to get off the road and off the tools?
Basic to 47k plus package
THE COMPANY - Technical Support Engineer
*Working for a well-respected and well-known brand.
*A company that has a great product range
*A chance to train in renewable technology
THE ROLE - Technical Support Engineer
*Identify technical issues with commercial boilers, water heaters and heat pumps and provide solutions over the telephone to the end client
*Assisting with commissioning setups over the phone
*Occasional site visits to assist with fault finding and repairing
THE PERSON - Technical Support Engineer
*We're seeking an engineer with a strong working knowledge of commercial heating, commercial boilers, and water heaters
*Previous experience could include installation or service engineer
*Comfortable in working from an office
THE PACKAGE - Technical Support Engineer
*Basic to 47K
*Overtime
*Death in Service x3 annual salary
*25 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays
LOCATION - Heat Pump Technical Support Engineer
Suited to those living close to: Reading, Farnborough, Aldershot, Guildford
Back to searchTechnical Support Engineer
Thornhvac Ltd
Posted a day ago, valid for 11 days
Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6SB, England
£45,000 - £47,000 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The position is for a Technical Support Engineer with a salary of up to £47,000 plus additional benefits.
- The role involves identifying technical issues with commercial heating systems and providing solutions over the phone.
- Candidates should have a strong working knowledge of commercial heating, boilers, and water heaters, ideally with previous installation or service experience.
- The job requires occasional site visits for fault finding and repairs, while primarily working from an office.
- The company offers a comprehensive package including overtime, death in service benefits, and 25 days of holiday plus bank holidays.
