Editorial summary

The company is seeking a Service Engineer specializing in Chiller and HVAC systems to perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and commissioning to ensure optimal system performance. The role involves diagnosing mechanical, electrical, and control system issues, providing exceptional customer service, and educating clients on proper operation and maintenance practices. Candidates should have relevant technical skills and experience in chiller systems. The position offers a salary of 5,500.

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Job description

[This job id 27410 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 24 Aug 2026]

Job Scope:

• Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting of chiller systems to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.
• Provide exceptional customer service by addressing client inquiries and concerns regarding chiller operations and maintenance.
• Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and control system issues and implement effective solutions.
• Educate clients on proper operation and maintenance practices to extend the lifespan of their chiller systems.
• Prepare and submit detailed reports outlining service activities, findings, and recommendations for future improvements.
• Execute commissioning processes for new chiller installations, ensuring systems are installed correctly and functioning as designed.
• Other ad hoc duties assigned

Job Requirement:

• Min Diploma / Degree in Engineering
• Min 2 Years experience in chiller maintenance, commissioning, or related HVAC roles

All interested applicants, please send in your resume to:

Wendy Khoo Hui Wen (R1761665)

Recruit Express Pte Ltd | Company Reg. No. 199601303W | EA License Number: 99C4599

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