HVAC Manager

KEY PURPOSE
The HVAC Manager Afghanistan will manage the cost effective and efficient functioning of the Maintenance Department as required by operations. This will include ensuring availability of all HVAC equipment and staff whilst upholding maintenance requirements to meet contract objectives whilst upholding a first class service to customers.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
-The effective management of all staff and facilities and ensuring optimum efficiency & service to the Client
-The ability to liaise effectively & to foster sound relationships with the Client
-To uphold the quality of workmanship and integrity of HVACR Maintenance Section of weekly Site reps and Month End reports
-Maximize asset utilization
-Achieve service charter objectives
-You are responsible for the successful general maintenance on all types of HVACR equipment
-Observing, receiving and otherwise obtaining information from all relevant sources
-To ensure that all regulations relating to the safety of equipment are adhered to
-To recommend and discuss with the Maintenance Manager improvements to systems or procedures which you think may be beneficial to the company operation
-To carry out any other duties as requested by management

QUALIFICATIONS
-Relevant industry related qualification

EXPERIENCE/COMPETENCE
-Previous work experience / Managing a team of HVACR Technicians, Hold a valid Driving License and in-depth knowledge of Reefers / industrial cooling systems.

-Ability to meet tight deadlines and to ensure all work schedules are met as required
-A good command of the English language in order to effectively liaise with customers
-Proven ability to work in remote arduous locations
-At least 3 years' experience as a HVACR Maintenance Supervisor
-The ability to keep meticulous records of all HVACR maintenance related matters

For more information and to apply please email your CV with a cover letter and any questions to Joanna.wint@omegaresource.co.uk
Omega Resource Group Plc is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

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