HVAC Technician

Responsibilities

• Commissioning and adjusting new HVAC installations.
• Adjusting flow rates and control parameters.
• Providing a clear technical explanation to the customer.
• Preventive maintenance of heat pumps, boilers, ventilation units and cooling installations.
• Detecting and resolving technical malfunctions.
• Measuring installations electrically and hydraulically.
• Reading out and analyzing controls.
• Finding the cause of a malfunction and resolving it efficiently.
• Carrying out repairs.
• Providing technical support to installation teams during start-up and more complex controls.

Remote and smart installation responsibilities

• You:ensure that new installations become as connected and remotely readable as possible
• monitor installations via monitoring tools
• analyze deviations and possible malfunctions
• try to resolve problems remotely as much as possible
• technically prepare interventions in advance when a visit is still necessary
• ensure that you leave for the customer with the right diagnosis and the right parts

You help build the service organization

This is what makes this vacancy truly special.You think along about:

• maintenance plans
• maintenance contracts
• the frequency of maintenance
• which data and measurement values are important
• standard reports for interventions
• the way technical data is recorded
• monitoring and remote tools
• alarms and threshold values
• how malfunctions can first be analyzed remotely

You correctly digitally register your performed work, measurement values and hours.In addition, you report wear and tear, possible repairs and improvement opportunities at customers and pass this information on to the back office.

What you get

• A permanent contract with an attractive salary, tailored to your experience and knowledge.
• Associated benefits in consultation.
• A fully equipped service van.
• High-quality measuring and tool materials.
• A smartphone and tablet.
• Customers and projects in your own region, so long trips remain limited.
• A varied job in which you work both at customers' sites and monitor installations remotely.
• So you are not on the road in your van for 40 hours a week.
• Technical support for complex malfunctions or challenges.
• Prepared planning and clear structure.
• The opportunity to follow training courses and brand certificates.
• The possibility to further specialize in HVAC, control technology, monitoring, and connectivity.
• Investment in modern monitoring and remote tools.
• Lots of room for own initiative and input.
• The chance to help determine how the service operation will look in the future.
• A position with growth opportunities within a company that sees service and maintenance as an important growth pillar.

20 vacation days

12 ADV days > in the summer you are home for 3 weeks > at Christmas you are home for 2 weeks

Skills

SkillsMinimum education level: A technical education in, for example, HVAC, climate control, electromechanics, electricity or refrigeration technology. Equivalent experience is of course also taken into consideration.

Total number of years of experience: Preferably several years of relevant experience as an HVAC technician, service technician or maintenance technician.

Driving license: Driving license B is required.

In addition, it is important that you have in-depth knowledge of heating, cooling and ventilation;have experience with heat pumps or be willing to further specialize in this;can analyze electrical and hydraulic faults;have knowledge of control engineering;can work smoothly with digital applications;report and register accurately;are customer-oriented and communicative;speak and understand Dutch fluently.

You are first and foremost a strong HVAC technician who likes to analyze problems and does not give up until you know where a fault comes from.But in addition, you also find it interesting to look beyond the classic way of working.You do not need to be an IT specialist, but you are sufficiently digitally skilled to work with apps, control software, manufacturer portals and monitoring tools.You recognize yourself in the description below:You have in-depth knowledge of HVAC.You know heating, heat pumps, ventilation and cooling.You have a strong foundation in electricity and control engineering.You understand how parameters and controls affect an installation.You dare to analyze technical faults independently.You are solution-oriented and do not give up easily.You like to work independently, but also consult smoothly with colleagues.You are customer-oriented and communicative.You work neatly and professionally, because