Refrigeration Technician/Mechanic
afb manufacturingGarland (TX)
Refrigeration Technician/Mechanic
Posted 6 days ago
afb manufacturingGarland (TX)
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and InstallersAir-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description:
Garland, TX manufacturing company is seeking a Refrigeration Technician. Ideal candidate will possess a solid level of refrigeration knowledge to include an understanding of refrigeration systems & their servicing, familiarity with operation & repair of refrigerated commercial food equipment, proficient in mounting and installing evaporators & condensers, efficient mechanical & electrical troubleshooting ability. Knowledge of NSF standards a plus. This position is in a factory setting and will entail very little field service. Dependability and a desire to excel is a must for this position. Flexible for O.T. is desirable..Starting salary range shown and will be commensurate with experience
Company Description:
AFB Manufacturing is a growing 75+ year old family-owned company. AFB Manufacturing is an industry leader in our niche market, serving multi-billion dollar companies all over the world. Our specialty protects us from imports, so our team members have no job insecurity relating to offshore competition. We expanded our Garland, Texas manufacturing facility and capacity multiple times in the past 10+ years and the only thing we need are people who care about the quality of their work and want to learn and develop new skills as needs arise.
Company Description:
AFB Manufacturing is a growing 75+ year old family-owned company. AFB Manufacturing is an industry leader in our niche market, serving multi-billion dollar companies all over the world. Our specialty protects us from imports, so our team members have no job insecurity relating to offshore competition. We expanded our Garland, Texas manufacturing facility and capacity multiple times in the past 10+ years and the only thing we need are people who care about the quality of their work and want to learn and develop new skills as needs arise.
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