Aircon Technician

About the role

An aircon (air conditioning) technician in the logistics, warehousing, and transport sector is responsible for keeping climate-controlled storage facilities, office buildings, and refrigerated transport vehicles (reefers) operating reliably.

Key responsibilities

• Conducts routine cleaning, filter and coil checks, and safety inspections on HVAC systems, cold storage units, and refrigerated truck components
• Diagnoses electrical and mechanical faults, repairs or replaces defective parts such as compressors, thermostats, and condenser fans, and fixes refrigerant leaks
• Services air-conditioning and refrigeration systems in logistics hubs, self-storage facilities, or delivery and refrigerated trucks
• Ensures equipment meets manufacturer (OEM) specifications and safety standards, while documenting service logs and repair quotes

About you

• High school graduate or a vocational/technical course in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (RAC) or Industrial Technology
• TESDA National Certification (NC II) in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Servicing is typically required or preferred
• Generally 1 to 2 years of hands-on experience maintaining commercial AC units, industrial systems, or refrigerated transport vehicles
• A professional driver's license is often required if the role involves traveling between warehouses or servicing mobile refrigerated fleets