Refrigeration Engineer; Commercial or Industrial

Position: Refrigeration Engineer (Commercial or Industrial)
Heavy Commercial Refrigeration Engineer (CO₂ Essential) required!

Want to work for a company that values their engineers?

If you’re an experienced Heavy Commercial Refrigeration Engineer with strong CO₂ experience, this is an opportunity to join a stable, growing business that invests in its engineers, offers long-term security, and provides real support on technically challenging work.

You’ll be joining a professional team delivering high-quality refrigeration solutions across the South East, with a company that understands the importance of good engineers and rewards them accordingly.

What We’re Looking for in a Refrigeration Engineer:

* We’re looking for a hands-on engineer experienced in heavy commercial refrigeration systems, with CO₂ experience essential.

* Industrial refrigeration experience would be highly beneficial, but it’s not a deal breaker. What matters most is solid CO₂ knowledge and confidence working on larger commercial plant.

What you’ll be doing as Refrigeration Engineer:

* Service, maintenance and fault finding on heavy commercial systems

* Working on CO₂ refrigeration plant (essential)

* Diagnosing and resolving technical issues independently

* Delivering high standards of safety and customer service

Location:

* Engineers can be based anywhere across London and the South East, including but not limited to:

* Oxford, Watford, Hertfordshire, Reading, Maidenhead, Slough, London, Maidstone, Sittingbourne, Faversham, Basildon and surrounding areas.

What’s on Offer for an experienced Refrigeration Service Engineer

* Salary £45,000 - £50,000

* 25 days annual leave + bank holidays

* Private health insurance

* Salary sacrifice pension scheme

* Company van (available for personal use)

* Paid door-to-door

* Work on technically interesting systems

* Join a supportive and established business

* Be recognised for your expertise

* Long-term stability and career progression

If you’re a confident CO₂ engineer looking for your next move in the South East, this is worth a conversation