Refrigeration Electrical Technican

Job Overview

Refrigeration Electrical Job Duties

A refrigeration electrical technician combines knowledge of refrigeration systems with electrical skills to install, maintain, and repair refrigeration equipment. Their duties often overlap with those of general refrigeration technicians, but with a stronger focus on electrical components and controls.

Key Job Duties and Responsibilities

• Installation of Refrigeration Systems:
• Assemble and position refrigeration uninstall and wire control panels, contactors, relays, and other electrical components.
• Ensure proper insulation and grounding of electrical systems.
• Electrical Troubleshooting and Repairs:
• Diagnose and repair electrical faults such as motor failures, control board issues, thermostats, switches, and wiring problems.
• Test circuits and components using electrical and mechanical testing tools.
• Replace defective electrical parts (motors, contactors, sensors, etc.) and ensure correct wiring.
• Maintenance and Preventive Care:
• Perform routine inspections of electrical connections, controls, and motors.
• Clean and inspect coils, fans, and electrical enclosures to prevent overheating and short circuits.
• Keep refrigeration inventory updated and order replacement parts as needed.
• System Adjustments and Controls:
• Calibrate and test PLC controllers, sensors, and other automation devices.
• Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards and refrigeration control specifications.

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• Compliance and Safety:
• Follow EPA, OSHA, and other regulatory requirements for refrigerant handling and electrical work.
• Maintain proper documentation of electrical work and system performance.
• Customer and Team Support:
• Provide advice on energy efficiency and equipment upgrades.
• Work with maintenance teams on refrigeration, pneumatics, and hydraulics projects.

Skills and Qualifications Often Required

• Knowledge of HVAC and refrigeration systems, plus electrical theory and practice.
• Ability to read and interpret schematics and blueprints.
• Proficiency with hand tools, soldering, and wiring.
• Understanding of refrigerant safety and handling.
• Certifications such as EPA, OSHA, or HVAC-related credentials.

In short, a refrigeration electrical technician’s job duties revolve around installing, maintaining, and repairing refrigeration systems with a focus on electrical components, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operation.

Experience

• Proven construction experience with HVAC system installation and building automation systems is highly desirable.
• Service technician experience working with refrigeration (including ammonia refrigeration) and HVAC/R equipment is essential.
• Strong mechanical knowledge combined with electrical diagnostics expertise is required for troubleshooting complex systems.
• Familiarity with schematics, wiring diagrams, plumbing, boiler operation, appliance repair, and property maintenance enhances your effectiveness in this role.
• Hands-on experience using diagnostic tools such as ohmmeters and field service equipment is necessary for accurate troubleshooting.
• Knowledge of HVAC design principles, electrical systems, air conditioning units, and maintenance procedures is crucial for success.
• Certification such as EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) refrigerant handling certification is required; additional certifications in HVAC or electrical fields are a plus.

Join us as a Refrigeration Electrical Technician if you're eager to leverage your technical skills in a challenging environment that values innovation, safety, and exceptional service delivery!

Pay: $60,000.00 - $80,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Employee discount
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Retirement plan
• Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

Salary : $60,000 - $80,000