Service Technician Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology (m/f/d)
For our service team of climate and refrigeration technology in Essen, we are looking for a service engineer Klima- und Kühlungtechnik (m/w/d)
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
The commissioning, maintenance, repair and service to air conditioning / cold water systems handover of installed equipment to our customers and execution of an instruction Consulting your customers with regard to preventive maintenance, compliance with safety regulations and technical improvements as well as necessary spare parts, rebuilding of plants, services, repairs Participation in standby services
A completed vocational training in refrigeration engineering or refrigeration engineering First experience in the commissioning and service of climate/cold water systems with Very good communication skills and team skills complete your profile You have a driving licence class B
We offer Our culture: A collegial atmosphere in an international corporate environment Your working time: 35 hours with 30 days vacation – there is no core working time with us Your mobility: A company vehicle is available for the journeys to the customer Your onboarding: A 2 day welcome event and a 10 week onboarding program as well as a godfather to help you Your training: Use our internal training library and specialist courses as required Your insurance: An accident insurance 24/7 that takes place in the professional and private environment Your Benefits: Corporate Benefits, Asset Benefits
Location
 | Johnson Controls | |
| 22085 Essen | ||
| Germany |
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