Job Description

Senior Industrial Refrigeration Technician

Overview: Assume the role of a skilled albeit independent problem-solver, orchestrating the routine upkeep and troubleshooting of refrigeration systems within the warehouse environment, all under the marvellous canopies of general supervision.

The Work You Will Lead:

• Take charge in the meticulous operation, adjustment, and troubleshooting of refrigeration systems, maintaining a keen eye on system performance and addressing inefficiencies swiftly.
• Engage in the replacement of refrigeration system components, strictly adhering to safety protocols in line with LOTO and the PSM program.
• Master basic refrigeration techniques, such as pump outs and refrigerant evacuations, to handle valve repairs or replacements richly.
• Execute routine upkeep on various types of warehouse equipment, ensuring compliance with the rigorous benchmarks of OSHA.
• Evaluate equipment performance with precision instruments, fine-tuning HVAC systems through testing and calibration.

What You Bring:

• A high school diploma or GED as your academic foundation.
• Yielding a minimum of 5 years in Industrial Refrigeration and/or Maintenance, with 2 focused years in industrial refrigeration.
• Completion of the RETA Operator 1 course deemed a plus. Equivalent certified workshops in Industrial Ammonia Refrigeration will also be recognized.
• Possessing CARO and CIRO certification would be to your advantage.

Consider What Sets You Apart:

• Harbour an intense mechanical prowess, fully honed to a sharp degree.
• Excel in hands-on, mechanically inclined scenarios.
• Adroitly comprehend verbal and written instructions.
• Master testing equipment usage.
• Display flexibility to work varied shifts, including on-call assignments.

Physical Expectations:

• Work in environments with controlled temperatures as extreme as –20°F, including outdoor climates.
• Comfortable working above 35 feet, leveraging access to elevated platforms and catwalks.
• Skilled at climbing and physical maneuvers demanding standing, walking, pushing, pulling, and lifting up to 50 pounds.
• Proficient in utilizing hand and power tools, with vision requirements conducive for closely situated and distant tasks. Note the prohibition on contact lenses when handling ammonia.
• Capability to work nights, weekends, and pass necessary physical exams.

Your Work Sphere:

You will encounter an environment where practical accommodations may occur to aid individuals with disabilities in accomplishing essential tasks.

Our Commitment:

At Americold, our offerings in benefits are benchmarked against industry bests, always with an internal commitment. As a part of our valorous team, you will assist in delivering global nourishment solutions.

Americold is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and complies with applicable employment laws.
EOE/AA M/F/D/V DFW.

Your Proficiency Should Include:

• Expertise in Equipment Troubleshooting
• Thorough understanding of Ammonia and Freon Refrigeration Systems
• Efficient Mechanical Troubleshooting Abilities

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