ColdFlo Mechanical Inc.

Why Work Here?

Coldflo mechanical is committed to investing in passionate individuals who are looking to establish a career in a refrigeration.

Refrigeration Technicians must complete various tasks pertaining to the operation of refrigeration systems. Compensation is DOE. Primary work areas are Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino, and Lake counties.

Refrigeration Technicians are typically responsible for installing and maintaining climate-control systems. Candidates need to be knowledgeable about all components of these systems, read blueprints and schematics, understand compliance standards, know local building codes and apply welding and soldering techniques as required.

A primary responsibility of a Refrigeration Technician is to diagnose problems and make repairs to existing equipment. Refrigeration Technicians apply troubleshooting methods, replace parts and run tests to ensure the systems is working properly following repairs. Candidates also upgrade systems to satisfy new regulations or meet new standards.

Performing preventative maintenance on refrigeration systems is another primary duty of a Refrigeration Technician. This entails following a checklist of parts and operations that need to be tested during a routine inspection of existing equipment, such as compressors, condensers, electrical connections and motor operations.

To be successful in this position, Refrigeration Technicians must possess strong analytical, problem solving and organizational skills. Candidates should have the ability to work both independently and in teams as needed. Good math, communication and basic computer skills. Candidates should be in good physical condition, as this job will require that they lift and carry equipment and stand, kneel or stoop for long periods of time. Besides these general skills, candidates should possess the following skills.

• Understanding the operations of commercial and industrial chiller systems
• Diagnosing malfunctions and defects in equipment
• Reading blueprints and electrical and electronic schematics
• Grasping electrical and plumbing concepts
• Operating tools, gauges and other testing equipment for refrigeration systems
• Knowledge of basic construction methods
• Knowledge of Ammonia and Halocarbon refrigerants.
• Good communication skills both with customers and co-workers.
  
  
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