Industrial Refrigeration Engineer
Derby, Derbyshire
The Role
Our client Is one of world’s foremost refrigeration solutions providers.
As an industrial refrigeration engineer, you will be responsible for carrying out maintenance, service, repair and technical trouble shooting, involving the diagnosis of electrical and mechanical system problems, on large commercial and industrial refrigeration systems.
Main Responsibilties
Service, maintenance, repair and commissioning of refrigerating, air conditioning and process plant.
Liaise with customers to ensure work is being carried out to their satisfaction and to identify future potential business.
Carry out on site electrical and mechanical diagnostic checks.
On-site supervision as necessary of service engineers and apprentices.
On-site apprentice training.
Ensure that the Company’s technical and safety standards are maintained in accordance with Health & Safety Practices as outlined in the Company Health and Safety procedures and to make recommendations for improvements as necessary.
Skills & Experience
Minimum 2 years’ experience as a Service Engineer with installation and mechanical/electrical installation of commercial refrigeration and air conditioning systems
Working knowledge of environmental and health & safety regulations, and relevant EC directives (pressure equipment directive, machinery safety directive, ATEX directive, low voltage directive and EMC directive)
Experience servicing piston, screw and centrifugal compressors
Experience with HCFC, HFC and NH3 refrigerants (HC refrigerants and CO2 would be an advantage)
Able to diagnose faults, including system design problems
Working knowledge of PC and PLC based controls and instrumentation
C&G F-Gas 2079 and Safe Handling of Ammonia Certification
The Benefits
25 days annual leave
Life Assurance
Defined pension contribution plan
Company car/van
Private medical scheme/Eye care vouchers
Company sick pay scheme
Long service awards
Salary Extras, including shopping, hotel and travel discounts £40000 - £48000/annum Please see below