Refrigeration Designer; Entry Level

Description

The Refrigeration Designer supports the design and documentation of high‑quality refrigeration systems by leveraging technical knowledge and precision drafting skills. This role contributes to all phases of project development, from design through construction administration, in collaboration with refrigeration engineers, project designers, and other disciplines. The ideal candidate is reliable, detail‑oriented, and eager to grow technically while upholding our core values of Family, Service, and Trust.

• Develop detailed refrigeration system drawings and documentation in compliance with project and code requirements.
• Accurately size and lay out all aspects of refrigeration systems on floor plans, schedules, and details.
• Perform refrigeration load, energy, and refrigerant charge calculations and assist in refrigeration control design.
• Create complete, coordinated drawing sets in Revit, ensuring accuracy, consistency, and alignment with internal drafting standards.
• Collaborate effectively with other disciplines, including structural, electrical, and architectural teams, to ensure design coordination and constructability.
• Maintain organized design files and ensure design deliverables are accurate and complete.

• Participate in construction administration tasks, including shop drawing reviews, RFI responses, site inspections, and field reports.
• Conduct work site visits to review project completion, track construction issues, and verify installations.
• Evaluate existing systems and provide input on upgrades or modifications.

• Maintain reliable and consistent work hours and professional appearance.
• Stay focused on tasks, meet deadlines, and manage own calendar.
• Participate actively in meetings and contribute a collaborative team environment.
• Take ownership of assigned work and ask for support when needed.
• Balance work responsibilities with personal well‑being.
• Build technical relationships with vendors and stay informed on current refrigeration equipment and design practices.

• Must be authorized to work in the U.S. No visa sponsorship available.
• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field from an ABET accredited program.