Chiller Engineer
- London
- £50,000-60,000 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
Looking to get your hands on big chillers? This is for you. You’ll be working across London and covering the South East – covering critical cooling kit in data-centres and hospitals. No endless nights away. No silly call-out rotas. Just proper engineering, respected expertise, and a team that actually knows your name.This is a grown-up outfit. High-spec van (yes, for personal use), private medical, Turbocor training… and a 1-in-16 call-out rota that doesn’t wreck your weekends.What’s In It for You:Up to 60K basic1-in-16 call-outPaid overtimeHigh-spec van (yes, for personal use) + fuel card25 days holiday + 8 bank holidays (extra day after 5 years)Private medical from day oneOEM and Turbocor training every yearOption to progress into commissioning or projectsWhat You’ll Do:Service and reactive maintenance on water- and air-cooled chillersDiagnose and repair screw, scroll and Turbocor compressorsSupervise crane/Hiab lifts for coil or compressor swapsHandle RAMS and permit-to-work docsWork directly with site FM teams to protect uptimeMentor junior techs and support commissioning if you fancy itWhat You’ll Need:F-Gas Category 1 + C&G or NVQ in RACHands-on fault-finding experience with Carrier, Trane, York, Mitsubishi or Airedale kitConfident supervising heavy lifts (LOLER/IPAF a bonus)Good with digital reports and e-RAMSFull UK driving licenceData-centre experience idealAbout the Company:This is a highly specialised critical cooling business working across the UK’s most demanding sites — data-centres, hospitals, financial hubs. The team is small, tight-knit, and technically sharp. You’ll be supported by experienced ops managers, trusted to deliver quality work, and never left chasing your own tail. The safety culture is no joke (seven years of RoSPA Gold), and there’s real investment in training and tools.What Now?Send over your CV – even if it’s a bit rough. We’ll talk it through first, no pressure. If you know your way around big chillers and want a role that respects that, let’s chat.