Air Hygiene Technician / Duct Work Engineer

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11 months ago
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Environmental Consultancy are actively looking for an Air Hygiene Technician / Duct Work Engineer to join the team working in a pair covering commercial sites in the Essex area.

This Air Hygiene Technician / Duct Work Engineer role is seen an entry position in the sector and therefore comes with a full training package including the opportunity to gain additional qualifications to take forward in your career

To apply fort the Air Hygiene Technician / Duct Work Engineer the following backgrounds are being considered

  • A minimum of 2 years’ experience working in a building services role including - plumbing, cleaning, electrical or building maintenance

  • Excellent communication skills and be confident speaking to client points of contact when required.

  • Driving license would be beneficial but not essential

  • Be happy to work in confined spaces and carry out physically demanding tasks

    Key duties for the Air Hygiene Technician / Duct Work Engineer will include the following

  • Inspection of the Kitchen Extraction Systems

  • Take photos for pre-clean documentation.

  • Remove and clean canopy filters using hot water and degreasing chemicals.

  • Physically remove grease and contaminants from internal duct surfaces using scrapers, brushes, or mechanical cleaning tools.

  • Clean extractor fan blades and housings to maintain airflow and efficiency.

  • Fit new access panels ensuring compliance with TR19 guidelines.

  • Documentation & Compliance Reporting

    The Air Hygiene Technician / Duct Work Engineer role comes with an extensive training program and would suit any candidate who wants to work in a manual work environment. For more information, please email Nick Lewis with a copy of your CV

    Suitable Home Locations - Rochford, Leigh-on-Sea, Shoeburyness, Westcliff-on-Sea, Chalkwell, Eastwood, Prittlewell, Southchurch, Thorpe Bay, Rayleigh, Hadleigh, Benfleet, Canvey Island, Wickford, Basildon, Billericay, Maldon, Burnham-on-Crouch.

    Job Areas of Interest - Commercial Kitchen Porter / Cleaner, Industrial Cleaner / Deep Cleaner, Ductwork Installer / Ventilation Technician, Facilities Maintenance Worker / Janitor (Commercial or Industrial), General Labourer / Construction Operative, Fire Damper Tester or HVAC Hygiene Technician

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