Refrigeration Engineer

Hunter Selection
Worcester
3 weeks ago
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We are looking for engineers that specialise in the industrial sector, within refrigeration working on a variety of equipment from C02, ammonia and HFC. The chosen refrigeration engineer will be responsible for looking after a number of sites including food manufacturing and distribution contracts, performing reactive work, maintenance, service and repairs on indsutrial plant. You will be provided with industry leading training, with fantastic opportunities to progress within the company.

Job Description

  • Refrigeration Service Engineer
  • Service, maintenance, breakdowns and repairs on industrial plant.
  • Mix of ammonia, CO2 and HFC
  • Distribution, food manufacturing, pharmaceutical sites etc
  • Reactive work
  • Inspection, fault finding, diagnostics
  • Stand-by rota (will be discusssed at interview)
  • 40 Hours/Week

Requirements

  • Refrigeration Service Experience
  • Fully qualified - Refrigeration Handling C&G 2079 (FGas)
  • Ammonia/C02 - desirable
  • Full UK Driving License

Benefits:

  • Company vehicle + door to door
  • 30 days holiday, rising with service
  • Health plan and life cover of 2X salary
  • Industry leading training/progression
  • Private healthcare
  • Excellent Pension Scheme
  • Sick Pay

If you are interested in this role or looking for something similar please contact our Managing Consultant Matt Gilmore directly at or call them for a confidential discussion on .
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