Nestlé Professional

Overview

At Nestlé USA, the Industrial Services Technician is responsible for the maintenance and repair of ammonia refrigeration systems and related equipment, contributing to a collaborative and innovative workplace that values growth and safety.

Responsibilities

• Monitors, adjusts and logs ammonia systems pressures and temperatures.
• Follows CMMS work orders.
• Repairs and maintains all refrigeration related equipment including compressors, condensers, evaporators, pumps, valves, vessels and piping.
• Repairs and maintains the glycol system associated with the refrigeration system including pumps, valves, tanks and piping.
• Repairs and maintains the steam boiler and related equipment and piping.
• Repairs and installs evaporator condensate drains.
• Maintains HVAC systems based on CMMS or instructions given.
• Suggests ways to control labor and supply costs as well as improve processes.
• Ensures that all work activities are performed with attention to the highest standards for quality, safety and compliance with all appropriate legal and food safety requirements and a focus on continuous improvement.
• Ensures that all Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s) are followed.
• Follows all company policies & procedures as well as the GMP's (Good Manufacturing Practices).
• Maintains a high level of safety awareness for an accident-free work place.
• Reports any unsafe or hazardous work conditions or safety-related issues to Management.
• Accomplishes all tasks as appropriately assigned or requested.
• Holds Certified Ammonia CARO certification.
• Trains to certify on Ammonia CIRO certification.

Requirements

• High School Diploma.
• Boiler Operator license (state-specific).
• Basic electrical safety training policies (understanding load panels, risk prediction).
• Solid hands-on competencies validated through sign-offs across multiple utility disciplines (steam, refrigeration, compressed air, glycol).
• Competent in operating and maintaining boilers/steam systems, ammonia refrigeration systems, chilled water/glycol systems, compressed air systems, and nitrogen/inerting gases.
• Ability to perform planned and corrective work, including diagnosis, repair, and replacement of mechanical/utility components.
• Ability to interpret gauges, relays, capacitors, fuses, pressure systems, and follow troubleshooting procedures.
• Familiarity with hazardous gas management and pressure-vessel safety practices.
• Competence in rounds, documentation, permit compliance, and communication with operations.
• Ability to recognize deviations, escalate risks, and follow emergency procedures.
• Ability to support vendor coordination, inspections, and repair work.
• Ability to train and assist level 1 techs.

Benefits

• 401k
• Health Insurance

Additional Information

• Shifts: 1st, 2nd, 3rd available.
• The position is not eligible for Visa Sponsorship.