DS Refrigeration Ltd
Refrigeration Service Manager

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Part-Time | 20–25 Hours Per Week
35A Ballygasey Road, Loughgall, BT61 8HY — Covering Northern Ireland
info@ds-refrigeration.co.uk
02837511425
About the Role
DS Refrigeration is a well-established local refrigeration and cooling solutions provider based in Loughgall, serving clients across Northern Ireland. We are looking for an experienced Refrigeration Service Manager to lead our service team on a part-time basis (20–25 hours per week — flexible days/hours for the right candidate).
Your practical industry experience is what matters most to us. This is a hands-on leadership role where your knowledge and reliability will make a real difference to our daily operations and customer satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead, schedule, and support our team of service engineers and apprentices
- Co-ordinate preventative maintenance, repairs, installations, and emergency callouts across Northern Ireland
- Provide technical guidance and troubleshooting support to engineers on-site or over the phone
- Build and maintain strong client relationships; resolve queries and ensure service standards are met
- Monitor work quality, response times, and health & safety compliance
- Manage parts stock, ordering, and job costing; assist with quotes, invoicing, and contract renewals
- Maintain accurate job records and documentation
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Requirements
Essential:
- Proven practical experience working within the refrigeration industry — service, maintenance, or supervisory background
- Strong working knowledge of commercial refrigeration systems (cold rooms, display cases, racks, etc.)
- Experience managing schedules, teams, or dealing directly with customers
- Excellent organisational and communication skills
- Full UK driving licence
- Commitment to safe working practices


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Desirable (NOT required):
- NVQ Level 2/3 in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
- F-Gas Certification
- Previous management experience
What We Offer
- Part-time hours: 20–25 per week — flexible arrangement available
- Work with a respected local business
- Friendly, supportive team environment
- Opportunities to grow with the company
How to Apply
Send your CV and a brief note about your relevant experience to:
info@ds-refrigeration.co.uk
Or call: 📞 02837511425
This role is based in Northern Ireland — you must be resident here and have the existing legal right to work in the UK. No visa sponsorship is available; relocation support is not offered.
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