HVAC Facilities Operator

HVAC Facilities Operator The company and you At Services Plus Énergies (SPE), we support our clients in the fields of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, with a high requirement for quality, responsiveness, and reliability. As part of the evolution of our profession, we are looking for an HVAC Facilities Operator to take charge of a fleet of installations and ensure their smooth daily operation. This role goes far beyond simple technical monitoring. As an Operator, you are responsible for your installations: you monitor their condition, anticipate deviations, carry out necessary interventions, and contribute directly to the comfort of residents, while ensuring that energy consumption is limited. You will progressively become the reference contact for your fleet, recognized for your knowledge of the installations, your responsiveness, and your ability to advance topics with seriousness and common sense. HVAC Facilities Operator About the company At Services Plus Énergies (SPE), we support our clients in the fields of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, with a constant requirement for quality, responsiveness, and reliability. About the role A field role with high responsibility, at the heart of residents' comfort and the energy performance of buildings. To accompany the evolution of our profession, we are looking for an HVAC Facilities Operator who will take charge of a fleet of installations and ensure their smooth daily operation. Responsibilities Operation of an installation fleet: regular monitoring of equipment, checking smooth operation, and detecting anomalies. Preventive maintenance: inspections, adjustments, verifications, and planned interventions. Corrective interventions: fault diagnosis, initial repairs, and coordination of specialized interventions when necessary. Performance monitoring: observation of deviations, reporting of malfunctions, and contribution to energy efficiency. Customer and occupant relations: clear communication, professional attitude, and sense of service. Field reporting: writing intervention reports and reliable updating of data related to the installations. Internal collaboration: regular exchanges with managers, dispatching, other operators, and other departments. On-call service: participation in the on-call rotation to ensure continuity of service across the SPE fleet. Qualifications A technical training in the HVAC field or building maintenance. Required skills Experience in the HVAC field, heating, ventilation, technical building maintenance, or facility operation. A good understanding of technical installations and field constraints. The ability to perform diagnostics and intervene methodically. A proactive, autonomous, reliable, and organized profile in the follow-up of your interventions. A sense of service and a professional attitude. Ease with digital tools (intervention follow-up, field reports). Driving license. The refrigerant handling permit is a plus. An OIBT 15.1–15 type authorization or permit is a real asset. Why join SPE? A true field responsibility role: you are not just called in case of a problem — you monitor and know your installations. A concrete impact: your work contributes directly to the comfort of residents and the energy performance of buildings. A profession in evolution: at SPE, the operator becomes a key player in operational quality. A technical and collaborative environment: teams close to the field, in a Geneva-based company recognized in HVAC. Conditions adapted to the field: service vehicle, work tools, and support in taking charge of your fleet. Equal opportunity statement We are committed to promoting diversity and inclusivity within our company. About the company At Services Plus Énergies (SPE), we support our clients in the fields of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, with a constant requirement for quality, responsiveness, and reliability. About the role A field role with high responsibility, at the heart of residents' comfort and the energy performance of buildings. To accompany the evolution of our profession, we are looking for an HVAC Facilities Operator who will take charge of a fleet of installations and ensure their smooth daily operation. Responsibilities Operation of an installation fleet: regular monitoring of equipment, checking smooth operation, and detecting anomalies. Preventive maintenance: inspections, adjustments, verifications, and planned interventions. Corrective interventions: fault diagnosis, initial repairs, and coordination of specialized interventions when necessary. Performance monitoring: observation of deviations, reporting of malfunctions, and contribution to energy efficiency. Customer and occupant relations: clear communication, professional attitude, and sense of service. Field reporting: writing intervention reports and reliable updating of data related to the installations. Internal collaboration: regular exchanges with managers, dispatching, other operators, and other departments. On-call service: participation in the on-call rotation to ensure continuity of service across the SPE fleet. Qualifications A technical training in the HVAC field or building maintenance. Required skills Experience in the HVAC field, heating, ventilation, technical building maintenance, or facility ope