Industrial Refrigeration/Chiller Engineer,Midlands

East Midlands Source: WhatJobs

Up to £24 per hour

Industrial Refrigeration / Chiller Engineer

Midlands | Nottingham | Derby | Leicester | Central Midlands

Company Van & Fuel Card

8:30am – 5:00pm

Industrial & Commercial Refrigeration

The Opportunity

We’re working with a leading global specialist in industrial refrigeration and air conditioning who are continuing to grow their UK operation following a number of successful project wins.

They’re looking to add an experienced Industrial Refrigeration / Chiller Engineer to their established Midlands team.

This is an opportunity to join a growing business, work with major customers across the food production and distribution sectors, and develop your career further within industrial refrigeration.

Already working in industrial refrigeration? Great.

Coming from a commercial refrigeration background and looking to make the move into industrial? That could work too. The business is happy to provide additional training and development, including exposure to ammonia systems.

What You’ll Be Doing

Working as part of the commercial and industrial refrigeration division, you’ll be responsible for the service, maintenance and fault finding of refrigeration and chilling systems across customer sites.

Your work will include:

Industrial refrigeration systems
Glycol chillers
Service and planned maintenance
Fault finding and breakdown response
Supporting large-scale refrigeration plant
Ammonia project and service work
Working within operational food production and distribution environments

You’ll cover East & West Midlands, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire on a mobile basis.

What We’re Looking For

We’re looking for engineers with:

Proven refrigeration service and maintenance experience
F-Gas / C&G 2079
Full UK Driving Licence
Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills
A professional approach to customers and site work
A willingness to develop within industrial refrigeration
Industrial refrigeration experience is desirable, but not essential for the right commercial refrigeration engineer with the attitude and fundamentals to make the transition.