Oyster Recruitment Limited
Service Engineer

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Are you an experienced Refrigeration, Air Conditioning Engineer or mechanic with experience working on commercial refrigeration, vehicle systems, or transport refrigeration equipment?
Our client is a well-established provider of transport refrigeration equipment is looking for an experienced Mobile Service Engineer to join their team.
This is a hands-on role suited to an engineer who enjoys working independently, visiting customer sites, and keeping equipment operating reliably. You will work on a range of vehicle powered refrigeration systems, carrying out preventative maintenance, fault finding, repairs, installations and commissioning, while ensuring customers receive a professional and responsive service.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Service, maintain, diagnose, and repair transport refrigeration systems
- Carry out installations, commissioning, and preventative maintenance
- Diagnose electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and refrigeration faults
- Maintain accurate job records and complete relevant paperwork using PDA systems
- Manage van stock, tools and equipment effectively


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Who They’re Looking For:
- F Gas 2079 and refrigerant handling qualifications – desirable
- Experience with electrical systems, including three phase
- Mechanical experience with engines, compressors, and hydraulics
- Refrigeration fault finding and diagnostic experience – desirable
- Full UK driving licence
- Participation in an on-call rota, including nights and weekends
A new opportunity, a mobile role with plenty of technical variety. Could this be your next move? Apply today to find out more.
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