Company
Pertemps TM
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Salary
£25/28k
Description
Foot Mobile AC Improver - £25/28k Plus Zones 1 to 6 Oyster Card – APPLY TODAY My Client are a leading Mechanical/HVAC Engineering company who have been established for over 50 years, providing project delivery, service, maintenance and breakdown to their wide range of commercial, hotel and retail portfolio across Central London. A role has now become available for a PPM foot mobile air conditioning engineer to work in a team covering a prestigious group of hotels. My client is happy to look at someone newly qualified in the industry, looking for their first role. Maintenance on the following : AHU’s Filters & Pumps General PPM Maintenance The ideal candidate will be trained to FGAS category 1 as a minimum. In return my client is offering the following package : £25/28k dependant on experience Zones 1 to 6 pre-paid oyster card. 22 days holiday Mobile phone & Uniform No call out rota Pension Overtime available
Location
Southend-on-Sea
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