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Assisting the Versatile Technician in mounting and fixing solar panels.
Participate in the installation of different equipment on site.
Assist in the installation of meters and the drawing of low voltage distribution cables.
Prepare the necessary materials and equipment for interventions.
Participate in the handling and transportation of equipment on construction sites.
Contribute to the monitoring and traceability of installed equipment.
Accompany beneficiaries in the proper use of their facility.
Participate in visual inspections of installations under the supervision of the Versatile Technician.
Report any anomaly or difficulty found on the site.
Strictly follow safety instructions and installation procedures.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
No specific diploma required.
Experience
Professional experience of at least 1 to 2 years in a technical or manual field is desired: electricity, photovoltaic installation
Experience in photovoltaic installation is an important asset.
Good learning ability and interest in technical activities.
Good physical condition and ability to work outdoors.
Availability to work and travel zone rurale.
Reliability, punctuality and compliance with instructions.
Team spirit and ability to work under supervision.
Malagasy required; French appreciated.
Knowledge of the areas of intervention is an asset.
Sector: RENEWABLE ENERGY
Mode of work: On site
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