Refrigeration Technician

Posted 3 days ago

acana northeastBangor (ME)

SENIORITY

Junior

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Job Description: We are the exclusive Electro Freeze Distributor in the Northeast. Electro Freeze has a superior ice cream equipment that is preferred by the big players. After your training period you will repair ice cream equipment at both chains and small independent locations. You will help with start up and training of new equipment delivered. Field Technician works on Electro Freeze soft serve, milk shake, slush and frozen yogurt machines. Our Technicians are based from home with fully stocked service vans. We are seeking to add team members help cover ME, MA and NH. You must have strong problem solving skills, a clean driving record. Although you are most often on the job site on your own, you do get the benefit and support of the team of Technicians with decades of experience after the initial three month training period. Must be able to work independently and enjoy a varied work schedule.
Company Description: Acana Northeast is the exclusive distributor in New England for Electro Freeze Ice Cream Equipment as well as for Wadden Systems, known for their innovative ice cream flavoring systems. You can find us online at: www.acananortheast.com and www.icecreamflavors.com
Company Description: Acana Northeast is the exclusive distributor in New England for Electro Freeze Ice Cream Equipment as well as for Wadden Systems, known for their innovative ice cream flavoring systems. You can find us online at: www.acananortheast.com and www.icecreamflavors.com

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