Reference VAC-362
Industry Sector Air Conditioning, Combustion/Gas
Salary £31,000 to £33,000 Per Annum
Benefits Vehicle + overtime + 33 Days Holiday
Locations Avon, South Wales, United Kingdom, Wiltshire
Contract Type Any
Date Posted 18 March 2011
My client is a major UK Facilities Management company employing over 8,000 people with an impressive client base, including a major UK Retailer. We are looking for a Commercial Gas / Heating Engineer to work on the full range of HVAC equipment in retail premises. This is a permanent day shift role working on planned and reactive electrical maintenance You will hold a recognised qualification and be trained up in Commercial Gas together with ACS/Corgi registration. You will be hands on, with a can do attitude
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Friday, 18 March 2011
Thursday, 10 March 2011
New HVAC Forum Posts: Career/Training advice
Hi all,
Due to recently been made redundant I have had to start a new career so I am new to the refrigeration/air conditioning trade and would like some advice and information regarding RCI reports.
I have previously spent in excess of £4000.00 training to become a refrigeration/ac engineer and found that getting into the industry with a lack of previous knowledge to be very difficult. I have now got employment and have been working as a self empoyed ac installation engineer for almost one year, and although it has been a very good learning curve for me I am still interested in furthering my education/career and have an interest in doingacireports. But I have my doubts in investing my little remaining redundancy money, so would be interested if anyone could enlighten me about the quantity of work available/likelyhood of getting enough work with my very limited experience/and also would taking this course actually be a benefit to enhance my chances of gaining full time employment.
I have already completed the following training-
Refrigeration technical certifcate,
Refrigeration safe handling,
Pipework and Brazing Certificate,
F-Gas Certification,
Nvq-2 in instalation.
Due to recently been made redundant I have had to start a new career so I am new to the refrigeration/air conditioning trade and would like some advice and information regarding RCI reports.
I have previously spent in excess of £4000.00 training to become a refrigeration/ac engineer and found that getting into the industry with a lack of previous knowledge to be very difficult. I have now got employment and have been working as a self empoyed ac installation engineer for almost one year, and although it has been a very good learning curve for me I am still interested in furthering my education/career and have an interest in doingacireports. But I have my doubts in investing my little remaining redundancy money, so would be interested if anyone could enlighten me about the quantity of work available/likelyhood of getting enough work with my very limited experience/and also would taking this course actually be a benefit to enhance my chances of gaining full time employment.
I have already completed the following training-
Refrigeration technical certifcate,
Refrigeration safe handling,
Pipework and Brazing Certificate,
F-Gas Certification,
Nvq-2 in instalation.
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