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Refrigeration Systems Design Engineer

Location: Dartford - Remote Work

Industry: Food, Beverage & Pharmaceutical Refrigeration

Refrigeration Systems Design Engineer required to undergo design and technical engineering of refrigeration projects £1M+ across the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors. The role involves full design, calculations, and system selection to deliver efficient and compliant refrigeration solutions.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Full design and engineering of refrigeration systems for large-scale projects (£1M+).

  • Perform detailed calculations and equipment selection to ensure optimal system performance.

  • Work closely with project managers and clients to develop tailored solutions.

  • Ensure compliance with industry standards, safety regulations, and sustainability best practices.

  • Collaborate with suppliers and internal teams to source high-quality components.

    Requirements:

  • Strong experience in refrigeration system design within food, beverage, or pharmaceutical sectors.

  • Proficiency in design software and refrigeration calculations.

  • Knowledge of refrigeration principles, thermodynamics, and compliance standards.

  • Ability to work on high-value, complex projects.

    System Design Engineer Package:

  • Salary £55K-£70K

  • 26 Days Holiday

  • Medical

  • Car Allowance

  • Pension

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