Trainee HVAC Engineer

Posted 21 hours 31 minutes ago by Syntech Recruitment Ltd

Permanent
Full Time
Other
Not Specified, Ireland
Job Description
Location, Salary & Hours

Location: Ballymount, Dublin 24 (must live within approximately one hour's travel). Salary: up to €40,000 DOE. Hours: 39 hours per week, Monday-Friday. Holidays: 25 days annual leave plus public holidays.

Package
  • Salary up to €40,000, depending on experience and qualifications
  • 39 hour working week, Monday-Friday
  • 25 days' annual leave plus public holidays
  • Structured training and development in a niche technical area
  • Opportunity to progress to fully fledged HVAC / commissioning engineer
  • Stable role with a recognised technical services company
The Role

You will:

  • Support the testing, commissioning and de commissioning of HVAC systems in cleanrooms and controlled environments
  • Carry out routine measurements, checks and troubleshooting under supervision
  • Work to detailed procedures and quality standards
  • Prepare basic reports and documentation on work completed
  • Liaise with senior engineers and customers on site when required
  • Build your technical skills with a clear path to becoming a fully competent HVAC / cleanroom engineer

Full training will be provided; responsibility will increase as you gain experience.

Candidate Profile

Because of the technical nature of the work, a relevant qualification is required:

  • Bachelor's degree (level 7 or equivalent) in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services, HVAC, Energy, Process, or a closely related discipline

You should also have:

  • Genuine interest in HVAC, building services or cleanroom / controlled environment systems
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to follow technical procedures
  • Good problem solving skills and willingness to learn
  • Clear communication skills and a professional approach on customer sites
  • Full driving licence (or working towards it) is an advantage
Location requirement

You must live within approximately one hour's travel of Ballymount, Dublin 24.