Class B Refrigeration Operator
The Class B Refrigeration Operator supports the safe, reliable operation and upkeep of refrigeration and related mechanical systems. This hands-on role involves monitoring equipment, responding to operating issues, and completing maintenance tasks to help keep systems functioning effectively.
Responsibilities
Monitor refrigeration equipment and related boiler and HVAC systems, noting operating conditions and reporting concerns.
Perform routine maintenance and assist with troubleshooting mechanical issues, using schematics to understand equipment and system layouts.
Support repairs involving plumbing, welding, appliance repair, and other mechanical work within the scope of assigned duties.
Coordinate with colleagues on maintenance and construction-related tasks, keeping work areas orderly and sharing relevant equipment updates.
Your impact: Timely maintenance and clear updates help colleagues maintain dependable equipment operation.
Requirements
Refrigeration Operator Class B Certification is required
Industrial Mechanic Millwright (433A) Certification is preferred
Skilled trade ticket is preferred
Must have 5+ years of direct hands-on experience in mechanical repairs and maintenance with automated equipment
Ability to read and understand mechanical drawings
Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and written
Ability to think and respond well under pressure
Must have well developed knowledge and experience with mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems. Electrical experience will be considered beneficial
Experience with maintenance and repair of lift trucks would be beneficial
| Employment type | Contract |
|---|---|
| Pay range | 40-50$/hour |
| Work arrangement | On-site |
| Schedule | Flexible |
| Experience level | Intermediate |
| Contact person | Ala Bujor |
|---|---|
| Contact phone | (647) 234-5406 |
| City | Mississauga |
| Item # | 207961 |
| Added on | 09 Nov 2026, 06:39 pm |
| Updated on | 09 Nov 2026, 06:40 pm |
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