Air-conditioning technician, installation and commissioning

From drilling to commissioning, you install neat, discreet air conditioners and check how well they perform.

At a glance

Working within an installation crew, you put in air conditioners and air-to-air heat pumps, first in homes and then in shops and offices. A job lasts from half a day to a few days. Sizing is done beforehand; you make sure the installation is clean, compliant and confirmed by readings at commissioning.

Your day-to-day

  • Protect the premises before starting: dust sheets, dust extraction, care for furniture.
  • Mount indoor and outdoor units, fit brackets and trunking.
  • Run refrigerant pipework, condensate drainage and electrical connections.
  • Vacuum the circuit, test for leaks, then record temperatures and current at commissioning.
  • Photograph key stages for the installation file.
  • Leave a clean site and show the customer how to use their unit.

What we expect

  • A vocational qualification in HVAC, heating installation or electrical work (CAP, Bac pro or equivalent).
  • A minimum of 2 years fitting air conditioners.
  • French refrigerant handling qualification (attestation d'aptitude), required for this role.
  • A full driving licence (category B) and comfortable working at height.
  • Care over finishing and an eye for detail.

Pay and benefits

  • Permanent full-time contract, 35 hours, overtime paid at a higher rate.
  • €2,300 to €2,900 gross a month depending on experience.
  • Site van, professional tools and protective equipment provided.
  • Health insurance, meal vouchers and training on new equipment.

Our approach is set out on the installation page and in our energy efficiency commitment.

Next step

Have your air conditioner checked by an expert

Book your service at the listed price, or tell us about your installation project: we reply within 48 working hours.

Call09 83 30 98 07Monday to Friday 8am–7pm, Saturday 9am–1pm