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We are recruiting for a company working in solar energy, a.e
Installation Support Technician - Photovoltaic
Main duties
Other information
Assisting the Versatile Technician in installing and securing solar panels and other equipment
Participate in the installation of meters, low voltage wiring and various on-site interventions
Preparing, transporting and handling equipment needed for construction sites
Monitoring and traceability of installed equipment
Accompany beneficiaries in the correct use of their facilities
Perform visual checks under the supervision of the Versatile Technician and report any anomalies found
Ensure strict compliance with safety instructions and installation procedures
Candidate profile
Experience
1 to 2 years of experience in a technical or manual field (electricity, photovoltaics, construction, maintenance, crafts, etc.)
Experience in photovoltaic installation is an asset
Interest in technical activities and good learning ability
Good physical condition and ability to work outdoors zone rurale
Availability for travel to intervention sites
Reliability, punctuality, team spirit and respect for instructions
Ability to work under supervision
Mastery of Malagasy required; knowledge of French appreciated ...
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