If you are a critical cooling engineer who wants more autonomy, better-quality work, and the chance to join a business at the right stage of its growth, this is worth a look.
This role is with a specialist contractor working exclusively in data centre cooling. No domestic work, no low-grade split systems, and no watered-down service role. The focus is on chillers, CRAC/CRAH units, Turbocor compressors, and close control equipment on live mission-critical sites.
The business is growing and this is a good time to join. The engineering team is still small enough for your input to matter, and the directors are hands-on, straight-talking, and trust good engineers to get on with the job. You will have real autonomy on site, direct access to decision-makers, and the backing of a company building its reputation in the right part of the market.
What’s on offer
- £50,000 – £60,000 depending on experience
- Full door-to-door travel pay
- Fully equipped Transit Custom van, laptop and iPhone
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Manufacturer-led Schneider training
- Immediate start available
What you’ll be doing
Field-based service and maintenance across chillers, CRAC/CRAH units, Turbocor compressors, and critical cooling equipment at data centre sites. You will be carrying out planned maintenance, fault-finding, and repair work on high-end systems where reliability matters. This is a role for someone who can work independently, think for themselves, and represent the business properly on site.
What you’ll need
- Strong critical cooling experience
- Turbocor experience would be a strong advantage
- F-Gas certification
- Full UK driving licence
- Comfortable travelling across your region and occasionally further when required
- Someone who works well without close supervision and takes real ownership of the job
Location
The role would suit someone based in the West Midlands, South Wales, or the South West.
What next?
If this sounds like the right fit, send over your CV. It does not need to be perfectly up to date.