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Refrigeration Engineer
Coventry
37,000 - 40,000 + Overtime (50,000-60,000 OTE) + Company vehicle + Training + Pension + Stability + IMMEDIATE START
Are you an established and experienced Refrigeration Engineer that is looking for a great company to work for? This organisation is offering a fantastic package, a collaborative and supportive team, and the opportunity to showcase an already established skillset.
The successful Refrigeration Engineer can earn up to 60,000 within their first year. The company is looking for someone based in Coventry or the surrounding areas to manage an already established client base. After a period of growth, the company are on the look out for someone that can hit the ground running and contribute their already existing knowledge to the success of the organisation.
Your Role as a Refrigeration Engineer will include:
* Servicing and maintenance of transport refrigeration units
* Fault finding and part replacement
* Completing relevant training
* Regional coverage
The Successful Refrigeration Engineer will need:
* Experience working within the refrigeration industry
* F-Gas Certificate
* Full UK Driving Licence
* Live commutable to Coventry and happy to travel
Please apply or call George on (phone number removed).
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This vacancy is being advertised by Future Engineering Recruitment. The services of Future Engineering Recruitment are that of an Employment Agency.
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