The Role
As a Domestic Ventilation Engineer, your responsibilities will include:
Installing, servicing and maintaining MVHR, MEV and PIV systems.
Carrying out planned and reactive maintenance.
Diagnosing and repairing mechanical, electrical and control faults.
Completing ventilation system deep cleans and filter replacements.
Replacing and upgrading ventilation units.
Commissioning systems and completing airflow testing.
Producing technical reports and identifying additional works.
Completing job sheets, service reports and compliance documentation.
Communicating professionally with residents, customers and clients.
Ensuring work meets relevant health, safety and building standards.
About You
The successful Domestic MVHR Engineer will have proven hands-on experience in domestic ventilation installation, servicing, maintenance and fault-finding.
You should have:
Experience working with MVHR, MEV and/or PIV systems.
Experience in airflow testing and system commissioning.
A good understanding of electrical principles and controls.
BPEC Domestic Ventilation or an equivalent qualification, ideally.
A relevant NVQ or technical qualification in ventilation, plumbing or a related discipline.
A full UK driving licence and willingness to undertake a DBS check.
Strong communication skills and a professional approach when working in residents’ homes.
The ability to manage your workload and maintain accurate records.
What’s on Offer
£300–£400 per day, depending on experience and qualifications.
Contract work covering domestic ventilation systems.
Scope of works and contract arrangements discussed before engagement.