This field-based role, located in Belfast and covering Lisburn and nearby areas, offers a structured pathway to becoming a certified HVAC Service Technician. As an Apprentice HVAC Engineer, you’ll receive on-the-job training and academic support to build a solid foundation in climate control and refrigeration systems.
What You’ll Do
- Train under experienced technicians while working on water chillers, heat pumps, and air handling units
- Attend South Eastern Regional College (SERC) in Lisburn for Level 3 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning studies
- Support installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of HVAC and refrigeration systems
- Gain hands-on experience with electrical control panels, hydronic systems, and digital controls
- Learn about Building Management Systems (BMS) and modern control technologies
- Participate in customer site visits and assist with technical issue resolution
What We’re Looking For
You should have at least a Grade C/4 in GCSE English, Maths, Science, and ICT, or hold a full UK engineering-related driving licence. Strong written communication, problem-solving ability, and a genuine interest in engineering and low-carbon heating solutions are essential. Familiarity with Microsoft Office and a willingness to learn are key.
Compensation & Benefits
- Starting salary of £20,000
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Access to a rewards platform for wellbeing and recognition
- Opportunities for fully funded further education after apprenticeship completion
- Invitation to apprentice events and the Bravo Awards, celebrating employee excellence
Work Environment
This is an onsite role based in Belfast (BT28 1RW), with regular travel to customer sites in Lisburn and surrounding areas. The role combines fieldwork, classroom learning, and mentorship to support your professional growth.
Company Values
The organisation promotes innovation, safety, and sustainability, with a strong focus on smart technology and the future of low-carbon heating. Career development is supported through structured training, and diversity and inclusion are central to the workplace culture.
