Refrigeration Mechanic

Synergie Australia are currently seeking an experienced Refrigeration Mechanic to join our clients growing team in Darwin.

This is a great opportunity to join a reputable NT business delivering a range of commercial and industrial projects across the Territory. If you’re looking for long-term work, a supportive team environment, and the opportunity to grow your career locally, we want to hear from you.

About the Role:
• Installation, maintenance and repair of commercial refrigeration and air conditioning systems
• Fault finding and diagnostics
• Preventative maintenance and breakdown works
• Working across commercial, industrial and project environments
• Ensuring all works are completed safely and to a high standard

Requirements:
• Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Trade Qualification
• NT Electrical Licence (or ability to obtain) highly regarded
• Current Driver’s Licence
• Construction White Card
• Strong fault-finding and troubleshooting skills
• Ability to work independently and within a team environment

What’s on Offer:
• Competitive hourly rates
• Ongoing local work in Darwin and surrounding areas
• Supportive and professional team culture
• Opportunities for career development and upskilling
• Work with a respected and locally established NT company

If you’re ready, click apply now or contact our branch on 08 8981 5154 or email paul.wadey@synergieaustralia.com.au 

Synergie Australia delivers a full 360º recruitment solution, consisting of temporary and permanent recruitment services, and more. Safety is of the highest priority, and Synergie Australia prides itself on fostering a culture that champions guidance and care in the workforce. Beyond recruitment, Synergie Australia is motivated to improve everyday standards within the working environment. This approach delivers real change to communities by improving workplaces, local economies, inequalities, and changes to the climate. If you aspire for better, let’s work together.

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