Elevation Recruitment Group
Industrial Refrigeration Engineer

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Elevation Recruitment Group's Engineering Services Division is supporting our client as they experience significant growth in the Industrial Refrigeration and Gas sector, supporting customer manufacturing and distribution sites in the food industry.
They provide excellent service to their clients and have grown organically, winning more contracts and work due to their approach, quality of work, and technical support.
They are now seeking a talented, hands-on, ammonia-qualified Industrial Refrigeration Engineer to join the company, serving a regional patch in West London of engaged and loyal clients and combining engineering and technical support.
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Key Responsibilities for the Industrial Refrigeration Engineer include:
- Service, maintenance, and repair of industrial refrigeration and gas systems
- Specialist work on ammonia systems, including safe handling, charging, and leak detection
- Diagnose and resolve faults on compressors, evaporators, condensers, and controls
- Perform planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and attend breakdowns
- Complete service documentation and compliance records
- Provide remote and on-site technical support
- Assist with root cause investigations and support junior engineers
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- Ammonia Handling Certification (City & Guilds or equivalent)
- Strong experience working with ammonia refrigeration systems
- Industrial refrigeration engineering background (FMCG would be an advantage)
- Full UK driving licence
- CO2 (R744) and HFC system experience
- F-Gas Category 1 qualification
- Electrical and control system knowledge
If you are an Industrial Refrigeration Engineer looking for a new challenge and your own regional patch to manage with a friendly, supportive, and growing company, then please apply now, or for more information on the Industrial Gas Engineer role, please contact Anna Morgan.
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