Solar Field Technician — Keep PV Sites Running

Pro Recruitment Ireland Ltd.; Cork; On-site; EUR 45,000 - 51,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual performance bonus (6% target)

Private medical insurance

Company pension 3% / 3%

Life assurance 4x annual salary

Company vehicle provided

Laptop and mobile

Learning and development funding

TaxSaver Commuter Scheme / Bike toWork

Job summary

Pro Recruitment Ireland Ltd. is seeking a hands-on O&M technician to keep solar PV sites running at full output in Ireland. The role involves fault diagnosis, planned and reactive maintenance, and support for commissioning on new sites.

You’ll work in a two-person team across multiple sites and, while not requiring a qualified electrician, you’ll be engaged in practical, site-based problem solving. You’ll gain training on the ground, with a focus on ownership and safe operation in outdoor

Qualifications

• Hands-on fault finding on equipment on site, plant, or production line.
• Full Irish or EU driving licence is essential.
• Valid Safe Pass or willingness to obtain one.
• Comfortable working outdoors on active sites in all weather.
• Good written English for site reports.
• SCADA experience is a bonus, not a must.

Responsibilities

• On-site and remote fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
• Planned and reactive maintenance across solar PV sites.
• Supporting commissioning and start-up on new sites.
• On-site technical assessments and inspections.
• SCADA or remote monitoring duties as applicable.
• Writing technical reports to support performance and claims.
• Helping improve maintenance processes and reliability.

Skills

Fault diagnosis

Hands-on maintenance

Outdoor/site work

Education

Trade qualification (advantage)

Tools

SCADA

Remote monitoring

Job description

Pro Recruitment Ireland Ltd. is seeking a hands-on O&M technician to keep solar PV sites running at full output in Ireland. The role involves fault diagnosis, planned and reactive maintenance, and support for commissioning on new sites.

You’ll work in a two-person team across multiple sites and, while not requiring a qualified electrician, you’ll be engaged in practical, site-based problem solving. You’ll gain training on the ground, with a focus on ownership and safe operation in outdoor