Description
The role involves assembling, commissioning, and servicing power supply, automation, drive, and communication technology systems; erecting, installing, and testing medium- and low-voltage systems; connecting control cabinets; pulling cables; wiring and terminating electrotechnical components; and commissioning electrotechnical components. Applicants should have a completed vocational qualification in electrical engineering, practical experience with electrotechnical systems, a team-oriented and self-responsible working style, and a Class B driver’s license. Benefits include equipment and safety standards, a share program, vacation days, a referral bonus, fitness access, health insurance, pension, training, parking, travel allowance, and other employee benefits.
