Ammonia Refrigeration Technician

The Ammonia Refrigeration Technician coordinates and executes all aspects of operational activities related to ammonia refrigeration, steam generation, and all other utility systems. The Ammonia Refrigeration Technician is responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and installation of all ammonia related machinery. They are also required to respond to any breakdown or outage, and maybe called upon to conduct emergency repairs. Ammonia Refrigeration Technicians must be able to perform physical tasks such as climbing ladders and moving around refrigeration equipment.

• Experienced with ammonia refrigeration best practices regarding policies, procedures, and processes established by OSHA, EPA, and other regulatory entities.

• Pump out, disassemble, repair, and reassemble all types of refrigeration equipment while adhering to all mandated safety procedures

• Troubleshoot and repair ammonia compressors

• Monitor condenser operation and chemistry, then perform service as needed

• Conduct refrigeration pump troubleshooting and service

• Record daily rounds on all refrigeration and utility systems

• Coordinate and oversee the activities of outside contractors in general repairs and capital projects.

• Maintain compliance with all regulatory standards, including GMP, OSHA, and USDA.

• Ensure compliance of all safety and work rules.

• Work weekends to accommodate ammonia equipment service while preserving the production schedule.