Installation
Heat pump installer
Join one of our installation crews fitting air-to-water and ground source heat pumps in family homes around Poznań, with a company van, tools and a permanent contract.
What you will do
- Installing air-to-water heat pumps (monobloc and split) and ground source units in family homes
- Building out the plant room: hot water cylinder, buffer tank, pump groups, valves, expansion vessels
- Replacing radiators and connecting underfloor heating, flushing and filling systems
- Electrical connections to the units in line with the drawings and your qualifications
- Commissioning and pressure tests together with the crew leader, handover report
- Showing the client how to use the controller after installation
What we expect
- At least 2 years of hands-on work on heating or plumbing installations
- Press-fitting, soft and hard soldering, reading basic hydraulic schematics
- Polish SEP G1 electrical qualification up to 1 kV (operation), or willingness to get it within 3 months
- Driving licence, category B
- F-gas personnel certificate, or willingness to get it. We pay for the course and exam
- Tidy, careful work. We're in homes where people live
Nice to have
- Experience with R290 or R32 heat pumps
- Underfloor heating installation
- Basic knowledge of weather-compensated controllers and Modbus
What we offer
- Permanent employment contract after the trial period
- Crew van, fitted out with tools
- Power tools and press tool provided by the company
- Workwear and safety boots every season
- Paid manufacturer training and F-gas course
- Private medical care
- Subsidised sports card
- Paid overtime, settled monthly
- Quarterly bonus for on-time handovers without snags
About the role
We run nine installation crews and this season we're adding another installer to the heat pump team. A crew is usually two or three people: a crew leader and installers. The heat pump crews are coordinated by Jakub Kaczmarek, who started here as an installer himself.
Most jobs are replacing a coal or gas boiler with an air-to-water heat pump in an existing house. On top of that come new builds with underfloor heating and a handful of ground source systems each year. We work in Poznań, the surrounding county and towns within about 80 km, so overnight stays away from home are rare.
A typical week
- Monday morning: briefing at the warehouse on ul. Przykładowa, picking up the week's materials, loading the van.
- Monday to Wednesday: one heat source replacement. Removing the old boiler, building the plant room, setting the outdoor unit, connections, flushing the system.
- Thursday: commissioning with the crew leader, tests, client handover. Often a few small fixes from earlier jobs too.
- Friday: shorter day, preparing materials for next week, sorting out the van.
Our design engineer draws up the system and the unit is sized before anyone arrives on site. You're not guessing on the job, you're building what has been calculated. If something on site doesn't match the drawings, you call the designer and he picks up.
The day starts at 7:00. Overtime mostly happens between September and December, and it is paid, not "taken back some other time".
Who we're looking for
Someone who knows heating systems from real work and isn't put off by new kit. If you've done plant rooms, radiators and underfloor heating, we'll teach you heat pumps. You can get the F-gas certificate and SEP qualification while working for us, and we cover the cost.
Recruitment steps
- Send your CV, or a few lines about yourself, to rekrutacja@example.com with the code BS-INST-0926 in the subject. Photos of past jobs are welcome.
- We call back within 5 working days for a short phone chat, about 15 minutes.
- Meeting at our workshop in Poznań with Jakub Kaczmarek and Leszek Sowa. We'll show you the training plant room and ask a few practical questions.
- Decision within a week of the meeting. You can start straight away or after your notice period.
How to apply
Apply
Heat pump installer
Ref. BS-INST-0926