Astoriom
Refrigeration Engineer

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Company Description
Astoriom is a globally recognized leader in outsourced stability storage and biorepository solutions, with over 30 years of experience serving pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device, and other life science organizations worldwide. The company delivers comprehensive stability storage, validation, and testing services that meet rigorous quality and compliance standards, supported by over half a million cubic feet of storage capacity across all ICH conditions. Astoriom operates state-of-the-art systems with automated inventory, continuous monitoring, and 24/7 alarming to safeguard client samples. Dedicated on-site service and validation engineers ensure reliable operation of storage systems and rapid support. Guided by the principle that every sample matters because everyone’s health matters, Astoriom provides trusted, innovative solutions to protect product integrity and safety.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Refrigeration Engineer role based in the Manchester Area, United Kingdom. The Refrigeration Engineer will install, maintain, and repair refrigeration systems used for stability storage, biorepository operations, and controlled environmental testing, including CO2 and other specialized systems. Responsibilities include performing preventive maintenance, diagnosing mechanical and control faults, completing service and validation tasks, and ensuring equipment operates within defined temperature and regulatory requirements. The role involves working closely with on-site engineers, operations teams, and quality personnel to minimize downtime, support disaster recovery capabilities, and contribute to continuous improvement of reliability and safety. The engineer will also interact with clients and internal stakeholders in a professional manner, providing clear communication on work performed, system status, and any corrective actions.
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- Strong maintenance and repair skills for refrigeration and related mechanical systems, including fault diagnosis and corrective actions.
- Experience working with CO2-based and other low-temperature refrigeration systems in industrial or laboratory environments.
- Proficiency in preventive maintenance planning and execution to ensure high equipment uptime and compliance with service schedules.
- Background in mechanical engineering or a closely related discipline, with understanding of thermodynamics, controls, and safety standards.
- Committed to providing professional, responsive customer service to internal teams and external clients.
- Relevant technical qualification, apprenticeship, or degree in Refrigeration, Mechanical Engineering, or a similar field.
- Familiarity with GMP, GxP, or regulated life science environments and associated documentation practices is beneficial.
- Ability to work on-site, manage priorities in a fast-paced setting, and participate in on-call or shift patterns as required.
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