Refrigeration Engineer
Zachary DanielsAre you an experienced refrigeration engineering looking to take the next step in your career? I am working with one of UK's fastest-growing value retailers. With a reputation for unbeatable customer service, career progression, and store expansion, now's the time to be part of something big.
Experience in supermarkets, transport refrigeration, commercial systems, HVAC, or chillers is welcome. No supermarket experience? No problem-full training on our equipment and safety protocols will be provided.
What is in it for you?
- Autonomy & Trust: No micromanagement-own your day
- Modern Systems: Work with A1 refrigerants, hydrocarbons, and A2Ls like R455a
- Professional Development: Up-skilling in A2Ls, hydrocarbons, controls, diagnostics, OEM courses
- Career Progression & Security: Job secure in-house role with clear advancement paths
- Quality Tools: Company van, tailored van stock, tools, laptop, and digital job systems
Benefits:
- Competitive salary, overtime rates, standby payment
- Company van, fuel card, tools, uniform, laptop.
- Access to paid parking apps
- 25 days holiday + bank holidays
- Pension and private healthcare
Responsibilities:
- Maintain and repair refrigeration assets (display cases, freezers, cold rooms, chillers, packs, condensers)
- Diagnose faults using engineering skills and monitoring systems (RDM, Monika)
- Ensure compliance and documentation
- Collaborate with store teams to reduce downtime
Required:
- NVQ Level 2/3 or equivalent in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning (or relevant experience)
- F-Gas Category 1 certificate
- Electrical and mechanical diagnostic skills
- Strong customer focus and ability to work independently
- Full UK driving licence
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