Refrigeration Engineer Salary UK 2026

The average advertised pay for a Refrigeration Engineer, based on live UK vacancies — with how it compares to similar roles and how many jobs are available right now.

£48,000
median advertised salary
109
live jobs right now
98%
permanent roles
94%
via agencies

How much does a Refrigeration Engineer earn in the UK?

The average advertised salary for a Refrigeration Engineer in the UK is £48,000 a year, based on 92 live vacancies carrying salary information this month. That is about £4,000 a month or £24.62 an hour before tax, on a 37.5-hour week. 98% of current adverts are permanent, and 94% are posted through recruitment agencies.

Refrigeration Engineer adverts mention AI or automation 0% of the time — among the most AI-proof roles we track.

How Refrigeration Engineer pay compares

Median advertised salary for Refrigeration Engineer beside other job titles in engineering, from the lowest paid to the highest.

Other roles in engineering

RoleMedian payLive jobsPermanentAI mentions
Site Engineer £91,000587 60%1%
Electronics Engineer £53,000302 92%4%
Project Engineer £50,000326 81%3%
Refrigeration Engineer £48,000109 98%0%
Design Engineer £45,0001,056 87%3%
Maintenance Technician £43,000225 98%1%
Field Service Engineer £41,000411 97%1%
CAD Technician £38,00086 84%0%

Latest Refrigeration Engineer jobs

Refrigeration Engineer

Infinity Resource Solutions

£40,000 – £45,000 a year

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Sandbach · Permanent · 8 hours ago

Refrigeration Engineer. £40k-£45k plus package. Company based near Sandbach. An exciting opportunity has become available for..

Refrigeration Engineer

City Facilities Management

£53,319 – £60,000 a year

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Birmingham · Permanent · 11 hours ago

Refrigeration Engineer – City FM. Location: Birmingham. Contract: Permanent. Working Hours: 45 hours per week. OTE of £55K -..

Refrigeration Engineer

Demob Job Ltd

£50,000 a year

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Fareham · Permanent · 16 hours ago

I am currently recruiting for a Refrigeration Engineer to join my client covering Hampshire and the surrounding areas. This is an..

Refrigeration Engineer

Demob Job Ltd

£50,000 a year

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Andover · Permanent · 16 hours ago

I am currently recruiting for a Refrigeration Engineer to join my client covering Hampshire and the surrounding areas. This is an..

Industrial Refrigeration Engineer

Team Jobs - Commercial

£38,400 – £72,000 a year

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Manchester · Permanent · 16 hours ago

Industrial Refrigeration Engineer. Location: Manchester. Salary: £38,400 to £72,000 DOE. Hours: 39 hours per week. Job Type:..

Refrigeration Engineer

Project Start Recruitment Solutions

£52,000 a year

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Nottingham · Permanent · 1 day ago

Refrigeration Engineer. Location: Nottingham Area. Contract Type: Permanent. Salary: £51,996 per annum (inclusive of standby..

Refrigeration Engineer

Project Start Recruitment Solutions

£52,000 a year

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Bournemouth · Permanent · 1 day ago

Refrigeration Engineer. Location: Bournemouth Area. Contract Type: Permanent. Salary: £51,996 per annum (inclusive of standby..

Refrigeration Engineer

Pure Talent Group

£45,000 a year

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Lowestoft · Permanent · 1 day ago

Refrigeration Engineer. East Anglia | £45,000 + paid travel + overtime. Permanent | 40-hour working week. Are you a..

Refrigeration Engineer

Woodrow Mercer Engineering

£45,000 – £48,000 a year

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Maidstone · Permanent · 1 day ago

Refrigeration Engineer – Kent. £45,000–£48,000 + Company Van + Training. At Woodrow Mercer Engineering, we're proud to be..

Mobile Refrigeration Engineer

Omni RMS

£45,000 a year

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Southchurch Village · Permanent · 2 days ago

Mobile Refrigeration Engineer. Permanent | Full-Time. Salary: £45,000 + Diesel Van/Fuel Card. Hours: Monday–Friday |..

Browse 109 live Refrigeration Engineer jobs →

How we calculate this. Figures come from live Refrigeration Engineer vacancies in the CV-Library feed, refreshed monthly. The median uses adverts that state pay; hourly and weekly rates are annualised (hourly × 37.5 × 52). Ambiguous or "competitive" salaries are excluded rather than guessed. Read the full methodology →