HVAC-biased M&E Engineer Role Overview We’re looking for a multi-skilled, HVAC-biased M&E Engineer to join our client an award-winning Facilities Management team. You’ll work autonomously across client sites, delivering PPM and reactive maintenance across mechanical and electrical systems. Duties include: * HVAC system fault-finding and minor repairs * Planned maintenance: water hygiene checks, emergency lighting tests * General plumbing and electrical works * BMS system fault-finding * Use of mobile phone/tablet for reporting and scheduling Requirements – Essential: * City & Guilds 2382 / BS 7671 (18th Edition) * F-Gas Qualification (C&G 2079) * NVQ Level 2 or 3 (or equivalent) in a mechanical or electrical trade * Valid UK driver’s license * Experience in facilities maintenance or similar field * Excellent communication skills and proactive work ethic * Awareness of Health & Safety in the workplace * Comfortable using mobile devices and scheduling apps Desirable Qualifications / Skills: * HVAC systems experience * CSCS/ECS card * IOSH or equivalent H&S qualification * Legionella awareness (L8) * Emergency lighting knowledge (BS 5266) * Unvented hot water systems * Electrical inspection & testing (C&G 2391) * Basic generator, drainage, or controls knowledge * PASMA/IPAF training You’d be responsible for both planned maintenance (such as water hygiene and emergency lighting checks) and reactive tasks (including fault-finding on HVAC, BMS, plumbing, and electrical systems). It’s an autonomous role, ideal for someone who enjoys variety and hands-on problem solving. At SERT, we are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where equal opportunities thrive. We recognise that diversity, equity and inclusion are vital to our success, driving innovation and excellence. Our goal is to attract, nurture and retain the very best talent from all walks of life. We warmly welcome applications from individuals of every background, regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, religion or belief, age, family or parental status, or any other characteristic that makes you unique