Diagnosis and Repair: Inspect and diagnose refrigeration systems, identifying issues, faults, or malfunctions in refrigerators, freezers, and cooling equipment.

Maintenance: Perform routine and preventive maintenance on refrigeration systems to ensure optimal performance and prolong equipment lifespan.

Refrigerant Handling: Properly handle and manage refrigerants in compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

Installation: Install, set up, and configure new refrigeration units and systems in accordance with manufacturer specifications.

Component Replacement: Replace faulty or worn-out components such as compressors, evaporators, condensers, and motors.

Electrical Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot electrical systems and controls, ensuring proper connections, voltage levels, and safety.

Leak Detection: Locate and repair refrigerant leaks, ensuring systems are airtight and environmentally friendly.

Temperature Control: Adjust and calibrate temperature and humidity controls to maintain desired conditions.

Compliance: Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations, such as EPA guidelines for refrigerant management.

Documentation: Maintain accurate records of service and repair activities, including parts used, hours worked, and equipment condition.

Customer Interaction: Communicate with clients to explain repair or maintenance procedures, provide cost estimates, and address their concerns.