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COMING SOON

23647265_mThe Cooling Post will soon be launching a new recruitment section dedicated to the air conditioning, refrigeration and heat pump industry.

This new section, which will be unlike anything currently available, will give all companies and recruitment agencies the opportunity of immediate and highly cost-effective access to the Cooling Post’s rapidly increasing online global readership.

For the job seeker it will be the place to visit for no-nonsense, real vacancies.

And the new jobs section will not be restricted to just the UK or Europe – it will be open to wherever air conditioning and refrigeration career opportunities exist in the world.

Further details to follow shortly.

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