Refrigerant Technician ENGIE COFELY ENERGY SERVICES LLC

The Refrigerant Technician is responsible for the safe, compliant, and efficient handling of refrigerants within refrigeration systems. This role focuses exclusively on the recovery, charging, leak detection, troubleshooting, containment, documentation, and environmental management of refrigerants in accordance with regulatory standards. The technician ensures the integrity of refrigerant circuits across various refrigeration applications. Maintaining system performance, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities:

• Refrigerant Recovery & Charging: Perform safe and compliant recovery, evacuation, and recharging of refrigerants using certified recovery equipment.
• Leak Detection & Repairs: Conduct inspections using electronic leak detectors, UV dye, and pressure testing. Isolate and repair refrigerant leaks in accordance with EPA guidelines.
• Refrigerant Management Compliance: Accurately log and report refrigerant usage, leaks, and recovery activities.
• System Evacuation & Vacuum Testing: Ensure systems are properly evacuated and free of moisture or non-condensable gases before recharging.
• Pressure Testing & Charging Calculations: Calculate proper refrigerant charge levels based on system specifications and superheat/subcooling data.
• Cylinder Handling & Storage: Safely handle and label refrigerant cylinders. Maintain secure and compliant storage per industry standards.
• Documentation & Reporting: Maintain detailed service records, leak test reports, and refrigerant logs as required by law and company policy.

QHSE

• Take reasonable care of your own health and safety and not put other persons - fellow employees and members of the public – at risk by what you do or don’t do in the course of your work;
• Cooperate with any company efforts to improve health and safety at work;
• Comply with any reasonable instruction given to you in the interest of health and safety.
• Not to interfere with or misuse anything that’s provided for your health, safety, or welfare.
• Report any injuries, accidents, or illnesses you may suffer as a result of your work, or any accidents, injuries, or illnesses you become aware of that involves a fellow employee or member of the public at your workplace