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Ammonia Refrigeration Manager is responsible for the Plants Ammonia System and ensuring all Compliance and Safety concerns are met per the EPSM. The Ammonia Refrigeration Manger is responsible for Training, Scheduling and Managing Refrigeration Tech and to ensure Ammonia Refrigeration Tech meets all requirements and safety training to ensure Ammonia System meets and performs for buildings.
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Job Description Appliance and Refrigeration Repair TechnicianWhy an Appliance Repair Technician career might be right for you:You like solving problems – Each repair is different. Job Description Appliance and Refrigeration Repair TechnicianWhy an Appliance Repair Technician career might be right for you:You like solving problems – Each repair is different.
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Inspect, maintain and repair building HVAC/Refrigeration systems to ensure proper operation of equipment is within design capabilities and achieves comfortable and safe work environment. 5+ years of HVAC/Refrigeration experience.
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Job Title: Ammonia Refrigeration Manager. To maintain Ammonia Refrigeration equipment and perform maintenance activities for buildings and equipment to support facility operations. Monitor third party maintenance vendors working near or with ammonia refrigeration system to ensure compliance with company, OSHA, and EPA safety policies.
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