J&M Refrigeration
Refrigeration Engineer

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Company Description
J&M Refrigeration specializes in commercial refrigeration and air conditioning design, installation, maintenance, and servicing, with a strong focus on skilled engineering, reliability, and excellent customer service. As accredited distributors for leading refrigeration and air conditioning manufacturers, the company can select optimal equipment tailored to each customer’s operational and financial needs. J&M prioritizes solutions that enhance clients’ bottom-line deliverables while maintaining high performance and energy efficiency. The company also offers a retail range of tailor-made refrigerated cabinets, providing customized systems for diverse commercial environments.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Refrigeration Engineer role based in Stourbridge. The Refrigeration Engineer will install, commission, and maintain commercial refrigeration and air conditioning systems, including tailor-made refrigerated cabinets. Day-to-day tasks include diagnosing faults, performing repairs, carrying out preventive maintenance, and ensuring systems operate safely and efficiently, with particular attention to CO2-based technologies where applicable. The role involves completing service reports, adhering to industry standards and company procedures, and coordinating with colleagues to deliver high-quality engineering solutions. The Refrigeration Engineer will interact with customers on-site, provide clear communication about work performed, and support excellent customer service.
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- Strong maintenance and repair skills for commercial refrigeration and air conditioning systems, including fault-finding and troubleshooting.
- Experience working with CO2 refrigeration systems and a solid understanding of relevant safety and regulatory requirements.
- Proven ability in preventive maintenance, including scheduled inspections, performance checks, and system optimization.
- Background in mechanical engineering or a related technical discipline, with practical experience in refrigeration or HVAC.
- Effective customer service skills, including clear communication, professional conduct on client sites, and a focus on service quality.
- Relevant technical certifications or trade qualifications in refrigeration, air conditioning, or HVAC (e.g., NVQ/City & Guilds or equivalent).
- Knowledge of electrical and control systems associated with refrigeration equipment is beneficial.
- Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel locally for site visits and service calls.
- Ability to work independently, follow health and safety procedures, and maintain accurate service documentation.
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