O&M Technician
ENERCON - Sweden · Antofagasta
Job description
About the role
ENERCON is seeking an Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Technician to support wind turbine projects. The role involves travelling to turbine sites, performing maintenance tasks, and ensuring reliable operation of wind energy assets.
Key responsibilities
- Assist in the execution of operations and maintenance on wind turbines as part of a team (E1 level).
- Perform corrective and preventive electrical maintenance routines on wind turbines (E2 level).
- Commission wind turbines and carry out medium‑voltage electrical installations under supervision (E2/E3 levels).
- Guide and supervise junior team members, reporting activities to supervisors (E3 level).
- Drive the company vehicle to travel between turbine sites.
Required profile
- Technician or professional background in renewable energy, electricity, or a related field.
- Electrical‑intervention certification.
- Class B driver’s licence (mandatory).
- English proficiency (desirable).
- Availability to work on‑site.
Required skills
- Electrical maintenance (corrective and preventive).
- Medium‑voltage electrical installations.
- Wind turbine commissioning.
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ENERCON - Sweden
Antofagasta
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