Active Refrigeration NI Ltd

12/03/2020

Refrigeration Engineers required for immediate start in Auckland.

Active Refrigeration has vacancies for experienced, motivated Refrigeration Engineers to join our team in Auckland.

These roles encompass not only undertaking remedial (service) and installation work, but being a responsible, self-starter who requires minimal supervision, is a great communicator and is willing to go that extra mile to provide exceptional customer focused solutions that provide a true win - win for all.

Whilst some of the work will be on industrial plants including Natural Refrigerant systems, on job and other training will be provided to the successful applicant, who, if already a competent Commercial Refrigeration Engineer will very quickly understand and adapt to working on the larger systems of if required undertake repairs on a smaller commercial or air conditioning system.

If you;

Have the drive and self-confidence,
Have five years Refrigeration or Air-conditioning trade experience and hold a minimum of NZQA Level 4 (Trade Certified) in Refrigeration & Air-conditioning,
Have a current limited Electrical Registration,
Can complete remedial (service) and installation works on almost any Refrigeration or Air-conditioning system,
Thrive on new challenges and can work alone,
Are a great communicator (with acceptable spoken and written English),
Are looking to be "part" of a team rather than just "one" of the team in 2020 and beyond;
Don't delay the opportunity that you may have been waiting for, contact us now to learn more with 100% confidentiality.

Immediate start available for the successful applicant.

We reward our team with a competitive package that includes:

A competitive wage,
Company vehicle,
Autonomy to manage your time and drive results,
Training and support to help you work at maximum ability,
Phone, Laptop and Uniform,
Health insurance and other benefits,
A personal package to help support a work-life balance.


Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

02/03/2020

In New Plymouth we are looking for a Refrigeration Service Technician, this person would need level 4 certificate in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning and also their Electrical Service Technician practicing license, preferably with some industrial refrigeration experience.

Active Refrigeration is growing in the refrigeration and air conditioning industry. We work on a range of interesting projects. We are known for our reputation in excellence, quality workmanship, and safe working environments but it is the team that sees our business grow from strength to strength and this is where you come in.

We now require a professional and motivated Refrigeration Engineer. You will need to be qualified with a National Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Level 4/Trade Certificate and EST or equivalent.

With quality clients you'll be joining us at a crucial time of growth meaning plenty of opportunity to up-skill and develop your career as a Refrigeration Engineer.

We have a positive, health and safety conscious work environment, quality clients and a modern service fleet. So if this position sounds like you, apply now to join our team of friendly engineers.

To apply, please answer the questions and upload your C.V.

24/02/2020

In Palmerston North we are looking for a Refrigeration Service Technician, this person would need level 4 certificate in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning and also their Electrical Service Technician practicing license, preferably with some industrial refrigeration experience.

Active Refrigeration is growing in the refrigeration and air conditioning industry. We work on a range of interesting projects. We are known for our reputation in excellence, quality workmanship, and safe working environments but it is the team that sees our business grow from strength to strength and this is where you come in.

We now require a professional and motivated Refrigeration Engineer. You will need to be qualified with a National Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Level 4/Trade Certificate and EST or equivalent.

With quality clients you'll be joining us at a crucial time of growth meaning plenty of opportunity to up-skill and develop your career as a Refrigeration Engineer.

We have a positive, health and safety conscious work environment, quality clients and a modern service fleet. So if this position sounds like you, apply now to join our team of friendly engineers.

To apply, please answer the questions and upload your C.V.

02/02/2020

Active Refrigeration Northland, are looking for a trade qualified refrigeration engineer or electrician with HVAC experience to join their professional team.
This is an exciting and challenging opportunity to work as part of a team with career advancement possibilities
The right candidate will receive a fantastic remuneration package for a wide variety of work, covering all aspects of refrigeration and air conditioning.
We regard ourselves as leaders in the NZ refrigeration industry; hence have high expectations when it comes to professionalism and portraying of company values and standards.
So if you are dedicated, have initiative and take pride in producing high quality work this is an outstanding opportunity to be part of our growing team.

Phone enquiries: (09) 430 3186
Email enquiries: [email protected]

12/12/2019

Congratulations to the winners of The Refrigeration Professionals Guild Awards 2019, including two Active Refrigeration team members and three awards:

Reinhard Wirtenberger - Professional of the year
Reinhard Wirtenberger - Environmental Excellence

Paul Thompson- Health and Safety Champion of the year

31/10/2019

Happy Friday everyone, and we have many reasons to be happy:

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Innovation and Sustainable technology growth is something that is widely projected to steadily increase globally in Refrigeration ..... good news heading into summer!

The readers will find this Refrigerant report very helpful in understanding the market in depth. The

21/08/2019

Active Refrigeration congratulates last night's winners at the Deloitte Energy Awards.

It was a privilege to be a finalist in the Innovation category and see so may organisations thinking laterally about Sustainability and Energy efficiency.

We look forward to next year!

26/07/2019

Active Refrigeration's wind sock innovation being shown at the National Safety show 2019 last month!

Thanks NZ Safety Council.

09/07/2019

Finalists announced for Deloitte Energy Excellence Awards 2019

A strong field of candidates have emerged as finalists for the tenth annual Deloitte Energy Excellence Awards.

Ten awards categories recognise best practice in the New Zealand energy sector, celebrating the important contribution the industry makes to society and the economy.

Two new categories have been launched this year. The Network Initiative award recognises outstanding results from projects on electricity, gas or fuel transmission or distribution networks.

The Well-being Award celebrates organisations who have achieved excellence in caring for their people – the energy sector’s most valuable asset.

Minister of Energy and Resources Megan Woods will address an expected audience of about 650 as the awards are presented at the Cordis Hotel in Auckland on August 21.

The awards are organised by Freeman, publisher of Energy News. Founding principal sponsor Deloitte continues its support of the event.

Judges were once again impressed with the quality of projects put forward and the innovation across disciplines in the sector. However, Freeman general manager Neil Wembridge says a particular feature this year was the way in which firms are embedding excellence into their business as usual operations.

“The judges recognise that isn’t easy to do, and requires considerable thought and dedication,” Wembridge says. “We are keen to celebrate this.”

Also impressive was the breadth of entries, with small specialist companies standing alongside the giants of the sector in demonstrating excellence.

Wembridge says the quality of entries this year was such that making the final stage is a considerable achievement in itself. Many entrants missed out on the final list by a whisker.

“We would certainly encourage this year’s entrants to put themselves forward again next year as initiatives mature.”

The 2019 finalists are:

Network Initiative of the Year – sponsored by Nexans

PowerNet – Moving on up – Invercargill CBD underground substations and link boxes relocation project
Counties Power – Putting the smarts in scalable customer restoration
First Gas – Pariroa gas pipeline bypass project
Well-being Award – sponsored by nib

Contact Energy – Building better workdays with Contact’s customer business
Eastland Group – Mind Matters – building mental well-being and resilience in the workplace
Meridian Energy – Healthy Minds programme
Community Initiative of the Year – sponsored by PEPANZ

Beach Energy – It’s time to talk Taranaki – a collaborative community well-being initiative
Genesis Energy – School-gen programme
Unison – Greatest supporter programme
First Gas – Community collaboration – First Gas’ Pariroa pipeline bypass project
Low Carbon Future – sponsored by Business NZ Energy Council

Meridian Energy – Electric vehicle business fleet initiative
Contact Energy – Green Borrowing Programme – lighting the way for sustainable finance
Sunshine Solar – Carbon zero and beyond at YHA New Zealand
Mevo – Redesigning the way you move – redesigning sustainability
Innovation in Energy – sponsored by Gentrack

Transpower – Our eyes in the sky – Transpower and Broadspectrum pioneering drone technology
Active Refrigeration – Christchurch Town Hall multiple modality cooling, warming and heating system
Contact Energy – Contact Energy lights the way for sustainable finance
Young Energy Professional of the Year – sponsored by ABB

Auckland Transport – Kailyn Smith
First Gas – Ben Gerritsen
Powershop – Sean Richards
Energy Technology of the Year

Flux Federation – White labelling energy to change the face of energy retailing
Genesis Energy – Energy IQ – how Genesis is engaging customers through technology
Vector – V2H technology – another step towards the new energy future
Ecobulb – $360 million energy saving screw-in retrofit Ecobulb LED downlight
Large Energy User Initiative of the Year – sponsored by EECA Business

Fonterra – Lower carbon dairy manufacturing: Brightwater biomass co-firing conversion
Red Stag – Biomass powered sawmilling
Spark – Energy optimisation through major technology and infrastructure programmes
Judging

Entries are evaluated by an expert panel of independent judges. Strategy and management consultant Carmen Blackler joined the panel this year.

Former Energy Law Association president Elisabeth Welson returns to the panel she first joined in 2012 as chair. Welson is joined by Sapere Research Group director Toby Stevenson, Carbon Match founder Lizzie Chambers, independent consultant John Hancock, and Electricity Networks Association chief executive Graeme Peters.

Enerlytica director and head of research John Kidd and Petroleum Exploration and Production Association of New Zealand chief executive Cameron Madgwick lend their considerable upstream expertise to the judging panel.

Finalists for the Consumer NZ Energy Retailer of the Year - sponsored by EDMI - will be announced on July 24.

The Editor's Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Sector - sponsored by Utilities Disputes - will be announced on the night.

WATCH Active Refrigeration's entry video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipU2aaX513U

27/06/2019

Interesting Article:

Sources report Chemours' next generation of more sustainable, low-Global Warming Potential refrigerants is becoming accepted around the world.

18/06/2019

U.S Industry 2019 Objectives for Sustainability:

* Encouraging the continued development of voluntary consensus-based standards related to energy efficiency.
* Encouraging the adoption of technologically feasible and economically justified energy efficiency measures in each succeeding version of Standard 90.1 (Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings) by states to ensure energy and cost savings.
* Encouraging the use of advanced energy design concepts.
* Cooperation to provide and encourage the use of clear and consistent information to the building industry about building energy rating and labeling.
* Work within the building community and related professions to encourage the interoperability of building-related software and integrated solutions.

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Who are ASHRAE and why should you know?

human well-being through sustainable technology for the built environment. The Society and its members focus on building systems, energy efficiency, indoor air quality, refrigeration and sustainability within the industry. Through research, standards writing, publishing and continuing education, ASHRAE shapes tomorrow’s built environment today. ASHRAE was formed as the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers by the merger in 1959 of American Society of Heating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHAE) founded in 1894 and The American Society of Refrigerating Engineers (ASRE) founded in 1904.

In 2012, as part of a rebranding, ASHRAE began doing business as “ASHRAE” vs. using its full legal name of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. Use of ASHRAE reflects the Society’s worldwide membership and that services will continue evolving globally.

The agreement includes various energy efficiency measures including refrigerant transition.

17/06/2019

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