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Refrigeration Technician — Commercial, QSR & Supermarket Systems
NOUVEAUCDIabout 2 hours ago
Job Description
Lusaka
CDI
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Key Responsibilities
- Install, service, maintain and repair commercial refrigeration equipment (cold rooms, walk-in freezers/coolers, display cabinets, ice machines and related systems) for QSR, supermarket and general commercial clients.
- Diagnose mechanical, electrical and refrigerant-circuit faults efficiently and carry out effective repairs.
- Carry out scheduled preventive maintenance to minimise breakdowns and extend equipment lifespan.
- Respond promptly to breakdown call-outs, including after-hours and on-call work as required.
- Handle refrigerants safely and in line with health, safety and environmental regulations.
- Complete accurate job cards, service reports and client documentation for each visit.
- Communicate professionally with clients on-site, explaining faults, repairs and recommendations clearly.
- Identify and order required parts and manage workshop stock responsibly. Provide supervision, guidance and on-the-job mentoring to junior technicians and apprentices
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