MPRTC Recruitment is a broad-based and multi-dimensional Recruitment Consultancy, operating in Cape Town, Nelspruit and Witbank. We owe our 18-year existence, and the rapid growth which we have experienced, to our numerous clients and candidates who share with us, the belief that success is built on Quality and Performance.
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Our client is seeking an experienced Senior Refrigeration & Commissioning Technician to join their team.
This role involves installation, commissioning, servicing, preventative maintenance, fault finding, repair, and optimisation of commercial and industrial refrigeration systems, with a strong focus on CO₂ (R744) trans‑critical refrigeration technology.
Minimum Requirements
Matric / Grade 12
Qualified Refrigeration Mechanic (Red Seal Trade Test)
SAQCC Gas Registration
Valid Code B Driver’s Licence
5–10 years’ experience in commercial and industrial refrigeration
Proven track record in commissioning refrigeration systems
Practical experience with CO₂ (R744) systems (advantageous)
Strong electrical and mechanical fault‑finding skills
Experience commissioning refrigeration controllers and Variable Speed Drives (VSDs)
Ability to interpret piping diagrams, P&IDs, and electrical drawings
Intermediate computer literacy (Microsoft Office)
Willingness to travel nationally, work overtime, standby, and attend emergency callouts
Clean criminal record and ability to travel internationally (valid passport required)
Advantageous Qualifications & Experience
Hands‑on CO₂ (R744) commissioning experience
Knowledge of Rack systems and diverse refrigeration equipment
Commissioning of multiple VSDs
PLC and Building Management System (BMS) experience
Exposure to HFC, HFO, and HCFC refrigeration systems
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