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Service & Maintenance  Air Conditioning Supervisor – UCL London at Artic Building Services

Service & Maintenance  Air Conditioning Supervisor – UCL London

Artic Building Services · GB

5 days ago

Service & Maintenance  Air Conditioning Supervisor – UCL London

Artic Building Services · GB

6 days ago
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About the Role

We are looking for an experienced Air Conditioning Supervisor to lead and support A/C engineers across a range of Academic sites. This role ensures that critical ventilation, cooling, and air-handling systems operate efficiently, safely, and in full compliance with statutory regulations to support Academic establishments. You will supervise static engineers, oversee maintenance delivery, carry out quality checks, and act as a technical escalation point for complex HVAC issues.

Responsibilities

  • Supervise and coordinate a team of mobile/static A/C engineers across multiple Academic locations.
  • Oversee planned maintenance (PPM) and ensure timely, high-quality completion of reactive works.
  • Carry out site audits, quality inspections, and ensure compliance with SFG 20 and relevant statutory requirements.
  • Provide technical support on A/C, VRV/VRF, split systems, AHUs, and ventilation systems.
  • Lead troubleshooting and support resolution of high-priority issues in clinical spaces (e.g. theatres, isolation rooms, clean rooms, classrooms).
  • Ensure proper documentation, asset reporting, and statutory compliance records are maintained.
  • Liaise with University estates teams, Building Managers, contractors, and internal management.
  • Support training, mentoring, and performance development of field engineers.
  • Ensure all works follow strict safety, compliance, and statutory requirements.

Requirements

  • Strong Air Conditioning/HVAC background with a minimum level 2 refrigeration and F-Gas Certification (Category 1).
  • Experience working in Academic buildings or other highly regulated/acute environments.
  • Previous supervisory, senior engineer, or team-lead experience.
  • Strong understanding of ventilation standards, PPM regimes, and hospital engineering best practice.
  • Full UK driving licence (mobile role).
  • Excellent communication, leadership, and organisational skills.
  • Ability to work independently across multiple sites with a customer-focused approach.
  • Organised, focused, and has the ability to tackle and overcome most issues presented their way.

Skills

  • Air Conditioning
  • HVAC
  • Refrigeration
  • F-Gas Certification (Category 1)
  • Ventilation systems
  • VRV/VRF
  • Split systems
  • AHUs
  • Communication
  • Leadership
  • Organisational skills

Location

  • London, Multiple Buildings

Work Type

  • Full-Time
  • Mobile role

Experience Level

  • Supervisor
  • Senior engineer
  • Team-lead

Education Level

  • Level 2 refrigeration and F-Gas Certification (Category 1)

Salary/Compensations

  • Competitive salary + overtime opportunities

Benefits

  • Company vehicle
  • Fuel card
  • Tools
  • Uniform
  • Mobile/PDA
  • Training and professional development (HTM training available)
  • Pension scheme
  • Holiday entitlement
  • Additional company benefits
  • Opportunity to progress at Artic, enhancing your knowledge/skillset/leadership
  • Training courses offered to help with development after passing six-month probation period

About the Company

  • UCL London
  • Academic sites
  • Critical, meaningful healthcare environments