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This role requires a vocationally trained professional such as a maskinmester, boiler operator, process technologist, offshore technical manager, industrial electrician, or someone with a relevant craft background. The candidate should be capable of operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting waste-to-energy plant equipment, including boilers, turbines, and flue gas cleaning systems, using advanced supervisory control and data acquisition (SRO) systems. Experience in process plants is advantageous but not mandatory. Key competencies include a structured and analytical approach, robustness, independence, decisiveness, and adaptability to dynamic operational conditions. The candidate must ensure optimal plant operation, report data related to maintenance, electricity production, and waste reception in IT systems, and participate in project tasks. Maintaining cleanliness and order in the production facilities is also expected. Valid category B driving license is required, and certifications such as boiler operator and forklift licenses are preferred or can be obtained through training. The position involves shift work according to a fixed schedule and requires practical problem-solving skills and follow-up on actions and goals. Benefits include influence over work hours and tasks, opportunities for continuing education, health schemes, and a collaborative work environment with approximately 20 experienced colleagues. The role offers full-time employment under collective agreements, emphasizing green transition efforts in waste energy production. Overall, this entry-level position suits candidates with vocational education and foundational technical skills seeking to develop expertise in industrial plant operations and maintenance within a sustainable energy context.