SPIE Germany Switzerland Austria GmbH | Germany | Cottbus | Permanent position | Published since: 02.04.2025 on stepstone.de
Service Technician Energy Supply m/w/d
As an active support of our existing team, SPIE Versorgungstechnik GmbH is looking for you as a specialist in energy infrastructure in the CityNetworks & Grids division JOBV1_EN
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As an active support of our existing team, SPIE Versorgungstechnik GmbH is looking for you as a specialist in energy infrastructure in the CityNetworks & Grids division
Service work for suppliers (gas) to control systems, biogas feed systems and natural gas fuel stations Support of service providers m/w/d for repairs, maintenance and replacement of components and construction of new plants
Completed training in the field of energy technology, e.g. as plant mechanic / energy plant electronics / service mechatronics / gas and water installer / KFZ mechatronics m/w/d desirable Multiannual professional experience desirable or professional starters m/w/d with appropriate interest to work Class B and BE licence required, class C desirable Teamability, reliability and flexibility Craft skills, technical understanding and independent work
Indefinite employment with interesting and versatile tasks in a growing, crisis-proof company A performance-related and fair payment (including additional benefits and 30 days leave) and occupational pensions Structured training phase and individual support and support SPIE Corporate Benefits with discounts at many brands and shops Collaborative team spirit and clear contact persons JOBV1_EN
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| SPIE Germany Switzerland Austria GmbH | |
| Cottbus | ||
| Germany |
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