Join Our Team as a Trainee Commissioning Engineer! Employment Type: Permanent, Full-Time Location: Various Construction Sites (Central London and beyond!) ️ Hours: 8am-5pm Monday-Friday ⏰ Salary: £21,180 - £23,800 Perks You’ll Love: * Travel Expenses Covered! ✈️ * 25 Days of Holiday 8 Paid Bank Holidays! * Company Pension for Your Future! * Employee Assistance Programme! * Join Our Employee Ownership Trust! * Regular optional Overtime * Uniform and PPE * Christmas Shutdown What’s the Gig? Kickstart your career with hands-on training in the dynamic world of building services commissioning! You’ll dive into the fascinating realms of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning on high-profile projects, including cutting-edge hospitals, sleek offices, and vibrant residential developments. You’ll team up with experienced engineers, learning how to commission state-of-the-art systems that keep our built environment humming. Get ready to measure, test, and optimize air and water flow in a fun, fast-paced atmosphere! Who We’re Looking For: Are you reliable, eager to learn, and ready to roll up your sleeves? If you’ve got good GCSEs in English, Maths, and Science, that’s a plus—but don’t worry if you don’t! What’s most important is your enthusiasm and work ethic. You’ll also need to take a CSCS skills test as part of the onboarding process and commute to various central London sites. Why choose Ashford? Join the best in the biz! Since 1997, we’ve been the UK’s leading building services commissioning and water treatment specialist, and we’ve got the awards to prove it! ️ We’ve been named Commissioning Provider of the Year five times and have won multiple accolades for our innovation and commitment to training. Your Future Awaits! Our robust Training and Career Development Framework is designed to help you grow into a skilled commissioning engineer, equipped with a deep understanding of the entire construction process. Ready to Apply? If you’re eager to learn and be part of a fantastic team, join us at Ashford—where your career takes off