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Domestic Ventilation Engineer
North London
35,000-40,000 Basic (OTE 43K+) + Company Van + Fuel Card + Holiday + Career Progression
Take your career to the next level with a growing company specialising in domestic ventilation servicing, repairs, and replacements. With an expanding client base of landlords, letting agents, homeowners, and developers, we are looking for experienced Domestic Ventilation Engineers to join our team and benefit from an excellent package.
If you are looking for stability, career growth, and a great working environment, this is the role for you.
What's in it for You?
- Competitive pay: 35,000-40,000 plus overtime at time and a half
- Work-life balance: Monday to Friday schedule (standard hours)
- Benefits: Company van, fuel card, and tools provided
- Career growth: Progression available as the team expands
Your Role as a Domestic Ventilation Engineer
- Servicing, maintaining, and repairing domestic ventilation systems
- Fault finding, replacing parts, and full system replacements
- Testing and commissioning ventilation systems
- Liaising with customers and ensuring a high standard of service
What You'll Need
- Electrical qualification (BPEC/NICEIC preferred)
- CSCS/Skill Card
- Full, clean UK driving licence
- Strong customer service and problem-solving skills
For immediate consideration, please contact Wesley Lekes on (phone number removed) and apply today.
Keywords: Domestic Ventilation Engineer, Service Engineer, Electrical Engineer, BPEC, NICEIC, CSCS, Ventilation Systems, Fault Finding, Maintenance, North London, Greater London.
This vacancy is being advertised by Future Engineering. The services of Future Engineering are that of an Employment Agency.
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We will endeavour to respond to all applicants; however, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
