Journeyman Refrigeration Mechanic -896

DescriptionQuick FactsCompensation: $65.00 an hour as bargainedWorking hours: Full-time, hourly,Reports to: Director, Maintenance and RepairIndustry: Marine Terminal Container OperationsJob Functions: IAM Union MechanicThe Journeyman Refrigeration Mechanic is responsible for the service and repair of terminal refrigeration equipment, including shipping containers, mounted A/C, and gensets, while helping in keeping cargo flowing in a timely and efficient manner.Essential Duties:Removal/Replacement/Troubleshooting of electrical systemsRemoval/Replacement/Troubleshooting of Air Conditioning systemsTracking/Tracing/Troubleshooting of intermittent issues with terminal refrigeration equipmentIdentifying/Rectifying primary and secondary system malfunctionsRemoval/Replacement/Troubleshooting of diagnostic systemsMounting/Dismounting generator using a forkliftTroubleshooting of generator diesel enginesAdditional Responsibilities include the ply with Corporate Safety and IAM Collective Bargaining AgreementThis position description generally describes the principal functions of the position, the level of knowledge and skills typically required and the general scope of responsibility. It is not intended as a complete list of specific duties and responsibilities and should not be considered an all-inclusive listing of work requirements.Minimum Requirements (Education. Experience, Certifications, Credentials):Two years of related schooling or five years of applicable experience.Selected candidate will be required to be a member of the IAM Union and will be governed by the applicable bargaining unit agreement.Must have current EPA cards and field related toolsObtain and Maintain TWIC (Transportation Workers Identification Card) issued by the Department of Homeland SecurityValid US Driver's LicenseKnowledge, Skills, AbilitiesSkilled at brazing refrigeration lines as needed.Strong working knowledge of Carrier, Daikin, Thermo King, and Starcool refrigeration unitsTroubleshoot and repair all types of terminal refrigeration equipment, including containers, generators, and A/C units, while maintaining a safe work area.Be able to read and follow electrical diagramsExperienced in working with Variable Frequency Drives and utilizing current troubleshooting techniques.Be able to communicate, both verbal and writtenWork as directed by General ForemanMaintain positive attitude amongst colleagues and terminal personnelStay focused under high-pressure situations, including reefer load repairsPhysical Working ConditionsRequires the full use of the person's hands, arms, and legsMust be physically able to work from gangways, stools, ladders, scissor lifts, and reach all without being afraid of heightsUpper body strength to be able to lift heavier parts such as compressors and evaporator coils up to 50 lbsAbility to stand, sits, squatting when necessaryAbility to see and hear fast moving equipmentAble to work all hours or a 7 days a weekBenefits:One of Husky's core values is People First. Husky Terminal cares about its employees and lives this value by offering competitive pay and a benefits package that supports you and your family.Our IAM benefits include as bargained in the IAM CBA:Employer paid health premiumsRetirement and Savings PlanAnnual vacation time, sick time, paid holidays, paid floating holidaysProvided coveralls and allowance for tools and safety bootsWork Environment:The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly exposed to hot and cold climates based on

Created: 2025-12-05