Mitarbeiter:in im Kraftwerksschichtbetrieb Dezentrale Anlagen / E-Technik at BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | Berlin, DE | Rezi

Mitarbeiter:in im Kraftwerksschichtbetrieb Dezentrale Anlagen / E-Technik at BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH

Mitarbeiter:in im Kraftwerksschichtbetrieb Dezentrale Anlagen / E-Technik

BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH · Berlin, DE

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Mitarbeiter:in im Kraftwerksschichtbetrieb Dezentrale Anlagen / E-Technik

BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH · Berlin, DE

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About the Role

As an employee of BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH, you will contribute to the quality of life by providing climate-friendly energy to the capital. Our district heating network is the largest in Western Europe, and we supply heat to approximately one-third of Berlin households. We are working towards a coal phase-out by 2030 and climate-neutral generation by 2045, significantly supporting Berlin's climate goals. We are seeking individuals dedicated to advancing the local heat transition.

Responsibilities

  • Operation, control, and monitoring of power plant components.
  • Adherence to occupational health and safety, fire, and environmental protection regulations.
  • Short-term analysis of plant situations and conditions, reporting malfunctions.
  • Immediate corrective troubleshooting.
  • Participation in a 5-group, 3-shift system.
  • Analysis and assessment of operational data.
  • Clarification of damage and malfunction causes and definition of preventive measures.
  • Creation and maintenance of documentation for operating and controlling generation plants.
  • Supervision, instruction, and monitoring of external companies.
  • Performing plant tours.
  • Commissioning and decommissioning of plants.
  • Participation in new construction projects, including trial operations and commissioning.
  • Execution and monitoring of lockouts and creation/issuance of work permits according to the work permit procedure.

Requirements

  • Successfully completed training in an electrical profession or as a power plant operator (training will be provided if needed).
  • Professional and operational experience in power plant operation is desirable.
  • Good knowledge of MS Office.
  • Ideally, knowledge of process control systems.
  • High level of teamwork, communication skills, and resilience.
  • Commitment, responsibility, flexibility, and reliability.
  • Analytical and structured thinking.
  • Suitability for shift work.
  • Occasional solo work.

Skills

  • Electrical engineering
  • Power plant operation
  • MS Office
  • Process control systems
  • Teamwork
  • Communication
  • Resilience
  • Commitment
  • Responsibility
  • Flexibility
  • Reliability
  • Analytical thinking
  • Structured thinking

Location

  • Berlin

Work Type

  • Full-time
  • Shift work
  • Permanent position

Experience Level

  • Entry level (with training)
  • Experienced

Education Level

  • Completed vocational training in an electrical profession
  • Completed training as a power plant operator

Salary/Compensations

  • 13th month salary for tariff employees
  • Additional compensation components
  • Shift allowances

Benefits

  • 37-hour week with time tracking
  • 29 days of vacation
  • 5 shift-free days
  • Flat-rate work time compensation
  • Health days (dependent on tenure)
  • Extended parental leave
  • Individual development support, including free training and support for further qualifications
  • Company pension scheme
  • Public transport ticket (50% employer subsidy) or Deutschlandticket
  • Jobrad (company bicycle) offer
  • Employee electricity tariff after 12 months of employment
  • Support with housing search for relocation to Berlin
  • Various health offers, including Urban Sports Club membership and PME family service

About the Company

  • BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH provides climate-friendly electricity and heat to Berlin.
  • Operates the largest district heating network in Western Europe.
  • Supplies heat to approximately one-third of Berlin households.
  • Covers the entire district heating value chain with over 2,300 employees.
  • Committed to phasing out coal by 2030 and achieving climate-neutral generation by 2045.
  • Supports Berlin's climate goals through increased use of renewable energy and waste heat.

Equal Opportunity

  • Applications from individuals of all ages, gender identities, sexual orientations, and ethnic-cultural backgrounds are welcome.
  • People with severe disabilities are given special consideration if they have equal qualifications.
  • A pre-employment screening is part of the recruitment process.