Power Plant Operator Skilled Worker (m/f/d)

The power plant operator operates from the control station, but also on site the plants and machines in the power plant (driving and tax activities). These include all facilities for the trouble-free operation of water management, boilers, steam generation and power generation. The systems are also controlled by multiple turns during the layer. Disorders and damages to the installations or in the course of the operation shall be reported to the supervisor; countermeasures may be taken at short notice. The required documentation (lists both in writing and electronic) must be carried out independently. Smaller repairs must be carried out during operation after consultation with the supervisor, as well as maintenance and cleaning work. In the case of smaller but also in the case of longer shutdowns of the power plant, larger maintenance work, maintenance, cleaning, etc. must be carried out after consultation and instruction by the supervisors (oil change, fitting change, LuKo cleaning, etc.).

successfully completed training in a craft/technical profession (e.g. industrial mechanic, electronics, measuring and regulating technicians), preferably in a power plant or a hut plant completed further training on boilers (if not available, this qualification must be acquired by external measures in the context of employment) Independent work Interchangeable layer full suitability for driving, control and monitoring activities (G 25) unrestricted suitability as a respirator carrier (G 26 III) as well as unrestricted personal conditions for carrying full respiratory masks Ability to work in tight containers (no burst) Willingness to take responsibility for the work area including work safety, environmental protection and quality management Teamability and awareness of dangers in disturbance situations in joint work (e.g. in case of boiler disorder or damage) foreseeable work in the operation of the power plant with regard to cooperation with the other operating areas Overview of repair and maintenance work in hazardous areas (gear, water vapour, pneumatic pressure, hydraulic pressure, crash etc.) and in handling hazardous materials (gas, natural gas, nitrogen, chemicals) Willingness - in case of operational necessity - to carry out additional work (even at night and weekend) Working in compliance with all regulations, rules and laws relating to work and environmental protection and the DKMS ensures the order and cleanliness in its work area. Willingness to continue (internal/external)

A structured incorporation in a family and dynamic working environment An open, healthy and friendly corporate culture Space for independent action A safe workplace in an economically healthy company Fair remuneration