Overview Johnson Controls has unrivalled experience in providing complete life safety and asset integrity services to the oil and gas industry worldwide. We have been passionately committed to protecting life, assets and the environment for more than 120 years. We have an excellent opportunity for a HVAC & Refrigeration Engineer to work as part of a specialist ad-hoc offshore team within a larger global organisation based out of Aberdeen, United Kingdom. Working on various contracts throughout the UKCS, the role is 90% offshore based and the technician will be responsible for servicing, fault finding, repairs, installation and commissioning of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment in the offshore oil and gas environment. What we offer

Competitive salary Offshore allowance and overtime rates Paid holidays and sick pay Comprehensive benefits package including 7% matched pension, free life assurance, employee assistance program, employee referral scheme, employee discounts including high street brands, cycle 2 work scheme and discount on Johnson Controls security products Extensive product and on the job/cross training opportunities with outstanding resources available Encouraging and collaborative ethos Career development through various career ladders Dedication to safety through our Zero Harm policy Access to business resource groups and training on things we value

How you will do it

Install, fault find, report faults, repair, commission, modify and survey refrigeration equipment in support of client contracts. Monitor and control refrigeration system performance, make technically sound recommendations to offshore / onshore personnel. Be aware of the contractual requirements for the work and act accordingly. Liaise with site personnel, ensure safe systems of work are adhered to and maintenance management systems updated. Co-operate with other departments or JCI teams in case of multi –discipline activities. Build relationships with client representatives. Be flexible and adaptable in approach to work. Supervise and mentor fellow Installation & Service personnel. Proactively highlight and report on areas for improvement. Participate in the company ‘Competence Management System’ (CMS). Able to identify potential revenue opportunities on client assets. Review and confirm understanding & acceptance of data/documents prior to work scope commencement. Prepare and submit handover / job completion reports of site activities which enables others (unfamiliar with the project) to readily comprehend the situation and act accordingly. Be able to prepare & institute methods / procedures for performing maintenance / installation / commissioning on the asset. Able to understand D&IDs, P&IDs, Schematics, General Arrangement drawings, Isometrics and Block Diagrams Record and submit to Project Engineer all data from site which is relevant and useful for future reference. Ensure document templates are of the latest revision and once populated, are fed back to Project Engineer for review. Ensure that tools and instruments provided for the work are fit for purpose, maintained in a good condition, defects reported, and all tools / equipment are returned on completion. Be proficient in the use of tools / equipment required for specific tasks.

What we look for Essential

City & Guilds 2079 F-Gas (Cat I) qualification BOISET/MIST Experience with Permit to Work systems. Literate in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) Good solid understanding of relevant HVAC Standards, Regulations and Guidelines Can produce comprehensive high-quality documentation Able to understand technical drawings and diagrams Able to follow operating and maintenance procedures Able to communicate effectively Happy to work on a shift rota of 12-hour days & nights

Preferred

Level 3 F-Gas qualification (various available) CompEx and/or 18th Edition electrical qualification

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