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Dunkin' is seeking a qualified preventive refrigeration technician to service our Pennsylvania locations in Media, Broomall, Kennett Square, and Northeast Philadelphia. You will perform weekly preventive maintenance on condensers, ice machines, walk-ins, and beverage dispensers, ensuring proper temperatures and clean operation.
This is a part-time role with weekend availability and paid weekly. Ideal candidates have hands-on commercial refrigeration experience, own tools, EPA 608 certification
We run three Dunkin' locations in Delaware and Chester County plus a beer distributor in Northeast Philadelphia. Every one of them lives or dies on refrigeration — ice machines, walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins, and beverage dispensers. When a compressor fails on a Saturday morning, it costs us real money.
We are not hiring someone to fix breakdowns. We have vendors for that. We are hiring one experienced person to prevent them.
You visit one store per week and give every refrigeration unit in that building a full preventive service — clean it, inspect it, measure it, write it up. Four locations in the rotation means each site sees you about once a month, year round. Same list, same checklist, every time.
That last item matters most. The value of this job is catching the failure eight weeks before it happens.
If something is broken and you want to fix it on the spot, we are open to that as separate paid work, case by case. It is never an expectation of the weekly visit.
Hourly, based on experience. Paid weekly. We will talk about the number on the first call.
Ideal fit: someone already working full-time in HVAC or refrigeration who wants steady, predictable weekend income with no on‑call burden.
Media, PA · Broomall, PA · Kennett Square, PA · Northeast Philadelphia (Linden Beer, Frankford Ave)
Qualified applicants get a call within two business days. The first visit is a paid ride-along at one location so both sides can see if it works.