Commercial Heating Engineer

Role Overview

As an experienced Commercial Heating Engineer, you will be covering commercial and public-sector sites across Scotland. You will be responsible for servicing, maintaining, fault-finding and repairing commercial heating systems, including boilers, plant room equipment, pipework, pumps, controls and associated appliances. This role requires work to a safe and compliant standard and a reliable, professional service to clients. This role could include regulated work so requires a satisfactory PVG.

Key Responsibilities

· Carry out planned preventative maintenance, servicing and reactive repairs on commercial heating systems.

· Install commercial heating systems in accordance with industry standards.

· Inspect, diagnose and repair commercial boilers, gas-fired appliances, plant room equipment, heating controls, pumps and valves.

· Complete combustion performance analysis and safety checks in line with manufacturer instructions and relevant regulations.

· Respond to breakdowns, reported gas issues and emergency call-outs, ensuring sites are made safe and operational wherever possible.

· Install and commission replacement components, controls and minor heating system upgrades where required.

· Maintain accurate service records, reports, risk assessments and job sheets using company systems.

· Liaise professionally with clients, facilities managers, suppliers and internal teams to minimise disruption and keep work moving efficiently.

· Identify remedial works, parts requirements and opportunities to improve system reliability, safety and energy performance.

· Work in accordance with health and safety procedures, Gas Safety requirements and company quality standards.

Essential Qualifications and Experience

· Current Gas Safe registration with relevant commercial gas categories.

· Proven experience working on commercial heating systems, plant rooms and larger-scale gas-fired appliances.

· Good fault-finding ability and practical knowledge of heating controls, pumps, valves and distribution systems.

· Strong understanding of health and safety requirements, safe systems of work and compliance documentation.

· Full UK driving licence, as travel across sites in Scotland will be required.

· Ability to work independently, manage workload effectively and deliver a high standard of customer service.

· CSCS card or site safety accreditation.

Desirable Qualifications

· OFTEC, LPG, unvented hot water, heat pump or renewable heating experience.

· Experience working in facilities management, education, healthcare, retail, hospitality, local authority or industrial environments.

· Knowledge of Building Management Systems and energy efficiency improvements.

Skills and Attributes

· Reliable, safety-focused and professional in approach.

· Confident communicator with the ability to explain technical issues clearly to clients and colleagues.

· Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.

· Organised, self-motivated and able to prioritise reactive and planned work.

· Flexible approach to travel, overtime and occasional out-of-hours support.

· Committed to continuous improvement and maintaining up-to-date technical knowledge.

Working Pattern and Location

This is a full-time, permanent role covering client sites across Scotland. The role may include participation in an on-call rota, overtime and occasional travel depending on operational requirements.

Benefits

· Competitive salary, dependent on experience and qualifications.

· Company van and fuel card.

· Company pension scheme.

· Overtime and call-out allowance where applicable.

· Uniform, mobile phone and specialist tools provided where required.

· Training and development opportunities to support additional certifications.

· Supportive team environment with varied commercial work across Scotland.

Pay: From £35,000.00 per year

Work Location: In person