Grosvenor Engineering Group (NSW) technician Caitlin Kilner didn’t plan to be a fridgie but is incredibly grateful to have “stumbled into it”.
“It was during a conversation with a family member who worked in the industry that I learned about the field of refrigeration and all the opportunities,” she said.
“The idea of working with my hands and being part of an industry that played a crucial role in various sectors excited me. While it may not have been a deliberate plan from the beginning, I am now proud to be a part of the refrigeration industry and to contribute to the maintenance and operation of crucial systems.”
Caitlin said the best part of the job is the diversity. “I work on a wide range of projects and systems. From commercial refrigeration to industrial cooling and air conditioning, each job presents unique challenges and keeps me engaged and motivated,” she said.
”Problem-solving is the most challenging part of the job, and staying abreast of standards.”
“One of the most exciting aspects of being a fridgie is witnessing the constant advancements in technology. Being at the forefront of these advancements keeps me motivated to stay updated and continuously enhance my skills.”
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) is proud to support the launch of Kirby HVACR’s CO2 training scholarship offer for 2025, aimed at advancing the skills and knowledge of 4th-year HVACR apprentices.
A new consumer video for the Summer Campaign by ARC and the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) highlights the importance of using licensed technicians to maintain appliances and reduce energy costs.
At ARC, we are dedicated to fostering the development of skilled technicians, which is why we’re thrilled to support the WorldSkills National Championship 2025, an event that highlights emerging talent and champions excellence in the climate control industry.
Australians are increasingly turning to refrigeration and air conditioning as a career of first choice, according to new licensing data released by the Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC).
A new video produced by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) highlights the valuable contribution Australia’s licensed refrigeration and air conditioning technicians make to protecting the environment..
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) is engaging in constructive discussions with the Tasmanian Building and Consumer Regulator (CBOS) to amend the existing licensing framework.
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) is proud to support the launch of Kirby HVACR’s CO2 training scholarship offer for 2025, aimed at advancing the skills and knowledge of 4th-year HVACR apprentices.
A new consumer video for the Summer Campaign by ARC and the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) highlights the importance of using licensed technicians to maintain appliances and reduce energy costs.
At ARC, we are dedicated to fostering the development of skilled technicians, which is why we’re thrilled to support the WorldSkills National Championship 2025, an event that highlights emerging talent and champions excellence in the climate control industry.
Australians are increasingly turning to refrigeration and air conditioning as a career of first choice, according to new licensing data released by the Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC).
A new video produced by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) highlights the valuable contribution Australia’s licensed refrigeration and air conditioning technicians make to protecting the environment..
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) is engaging in constructive discussions with the Tasmanian Building and Consumer Regulator (CBOS) to amend the existing licensing framework.
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) is proud to support the launch of Kirby HVACR’s CO2 training scholarship offer for 2025, aimed at advancing the skills and knowledge of 4th-year HVACR apprentices.
A new consumer video for the Summer Campaign by ARC and the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) highlights the importance of using licensed technicians to maintain appliances and reduce energy costs.
At ARC, we are dedicated to fostering the development of skilled technicians, which is why we’re thrilled to support the WorldSkills National Championship 2025, an event that highlights emerging talent and champions excellence in the climate control industry.
Australians are increasingly turning to refrigeration and air conditioning as a career of first choice, according to new licensing data released by the Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC).