Vesterling AG | Germany | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 23.07.2025 on stepstone.de
HVAC Support Technician / Engineer (mwd)
As HVAC Support Technicians / Engineer, you support trading partners and installation companies in the area of air conditioning and heat pumps. JOBV1_EN
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As HVAC Support Technicians / Engineer, you support trading partners and installation companies in the area of air conditioning and heat pumps.
As HVAC Support Technicians / Engineer, you support trading partners and installation companies in the area of air conditioning and heat pumps. You plan product-related training and carry out these at the location in Düsseldorf as well as online. You contribute to the improvement and optimization of product documentation. You create diagnostics of reported errors and work with the Troubleshooting. You monitor product quality through close information exchange with customers. The technical support of the product distribution as well as the participation in the development of new products are among your tasks. You process warranty cases and support in spare parts management.
Professional experience in refrigeration and/or air conditioning Ready for occasional out-of-dates for installation support with customers Good knowledge of German and English in word and writing
In addition to an attractive salary, you can expect: Bonuses Free staff parking Private accident insurance Health promotion Continuing training and personal training budget Good PNV connection JOBV1_EN
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| Vesterling AG | |
| Germany |
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