Job title – HVAC Field Service Engineer
Client Location – Netherlands
Client Industry – HVAC / Air Treatment and Climate Control Solutions
Contract type – Permanent
On-site commitment – Full Time, Field-Based, with travel and occasional overnight stays as required
Salary – Competitive, with company car and professional tools provided
Language – Fluent communication skills required; technical English is advantageous but not essential
Project focus
- Commission air handling units and installations, carry out preventive maintenance and troubleshoot technical faults.
- Analyse technical issues and implement effective solutions to ensure optimal system performance and reliability.
- Provide on-site and remote technical support, guiding and training customers in the safe and effective use of HVAC systems.
- Deliver retrofit projects and optimise existing installations, identifying opportunities for improvements, spare parts and additional services.
- Prepare service interventions, maintain accurate technical reports and build strong customer relationships through professional service delivery.
Key skills and Experience required
- Technical qualification or equivalent practical experience in HVAC, refrigeration, automation, electromechanics or a related discipline.
- Experience in HVAC systems, air handling equipment, refrigeration technology or automated installations is highly desirable.
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work independently and take ownership of field service assignments.
- Customer-focused approach with effective communication skills, good knowledge of MS Office and digital tools; a refrigerant handling certificate is an advantage.
- Willingness to travel and stay overnight when required, with the ability to communicate in technical English considered beneficial but not essential.
If interested in applying for this role, please send your CV directly to william.millar@darwinrecruitment.com.
Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
William Millar