Renvolt Energy
O&M Technician

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O&M Technician Opportunity in Peterborough
As part of Renvolt’s continued development in the UK, we are looking for an O&M Technician to join our team and support the operation and maintenance of our renewable energy projects in the Peterborough area. This is a great opportunity to join a growing international business and contribute directly to the performance and reliability of our renewable energy assets.
Responsibilities
- Compliance with KPI’s, which are contractually defined with customers and partners
- Analyse and solve technical issues that occur in a photovoltaic installation
- Provide both fast on-site and remote troubleshooting
- Recommend and implement fault recovery solutions for reestablishing production
- Interpret drawings and wiring diagrams
- Conduct maintenance services on electrical components
- Failures diagnostic and troubleshooting
- Maintenance reporting
- Carry out on-site specialized technical maintenance activities
- Follow-up reports on the operation and maintenance activities
- Compliance with the preventive maintenance plan for all equipment
- Operation and resolution of all existing faults
- Attend and support emergencies on the PV plants in your area, as required or in any other county where Voltalia is managing PV plants
- Participate in integrated commissioning and start-up activities in any other county where Voltalia is managing PV plants
- Participate in an on-call Rota as and when required; ensuring compliance with policies, procedures and legal requirements at all times
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- Professional Electrical Qualification (mandatory)
- 3 years of experience in similar functions
- 18th edition wiring regulations qualifications
- Knowledge of maintenance management systems and processes
- Experience in Medium and High Voltage maintenance (preferred)
- Experience in data acquisition and communications systems
- Technical Design knowledge
- Knowledge of photovoltaic solar energy (Wind, Storage Projects or other, is also important)
- Experience with Microsoft Office
- Proficient in English reading/writing/speaking (mandatory)
- Availability to travel for limited periods and on short notice
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