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ATNZ is offering an Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Apprenticeship across North Shore & West Auckland. You’ll learn on the job, earn from day one and have qualification costs covered.
Ideal candidates are those committed to 3–4 years of study while working full time, with an interest in electrical engineering or refrigeration and a valid driver’s licence. No formal qualifications required, but a pre-trade course helps.
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Are you passionate about electrical engineering and eager to start a fulfilling career? We’re looking for motivated individuals to join our Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Apprenticeship with our host company that operates across the North Shore & West Auckland.
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Refrigeration and air conditioning engineers manufacture, install and maintain the components used in air conditioning and refrigeration systems. These systems provide a climate-controlled environment, so storing and transporting perishable items such as food and medicine is possible.Your work environment can change from a shipping container to an apartment block one day to the next.
Our host company is a leading New Zealand engineering business that specialises in commercial and industrial refrigeration, air conditioning, and temperature control systems. They work with a diverse range of clients across industries including food manufacturing, cold storage, healthcare, research, and industrial processing.
The team is involved in the design, installation, servicing, and maintenance of refrigeration and mechanical systems that play a critical role in keeping businesses operating efficiently. Their work covers everything from large industrial facilities and processing plants through to specialised environments where precise temperature control is essential.
Pre-employment testing including medical and drug testing will form part of the eligibility process.
For more information on ATNZ visit www.atnz.org.nz