Refrigeration Engineer
East Anglia | £45,000 + paid travel + overtime
Permanent | 40-hour working week

Are you a refrigeration engineer who enjoys getting to the root of a breakdown and taking ownership of the repair?
We’re recruiting for an established engineering business looking to strengthen its service team across East Anglia. Applications are welcome from engineers based in Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex or Cambridgeshire.
The role centres on commercial refrigeration servicing, maintenance and fault-finding, with additional work on air conditioning equipment. You’ll manage your own site visits, supported by the wider engineering team.

The work

• Investigating breakdowns, identifying faults and completing effective repairs.
• Carrying out scheduled servicing and preventative maintenance.
• Keeping customers informed about repairs and any follow-up work required.
• Completing clear service reports using a company-provided tablet.
• Sharing your knowledge and supporting less experienced engineers.
• Taking part in a shared out-of-hours call-out rota.

What you’ll need

• At least three years’ experience servicing and maintaining commercial refrigeration equipment.
• F-Gas Category 1 certification.
• City & Guilds Level 3 in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning.
• A valid CSCS card and full UK driving licence.
• A practical approach to diagnostics and confidence working independently.
• Good communication skills and flexibility to support the service team.
• Willingness to complete an enhanced DBS check for relevant customer sites.

Hydrocarbon certification would be an advantage. IPAF and PASMA would also be useful.

What’s included

• Basic salary of £42,000–£45,000, depending on experience.
• Paid travel time and overtime at enhanced rates.
• Fully equipped company van and tablet.
• 20 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing with service.
• Workplace pension.
• Ongoing technical training and opportunities to develop your skills.

For a confidential conversation, contact Alice at Pure Talent on (phone number removed) or email (url removed).

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