Electrical Technician: On-Site & Field Service

James Fisher Energy; Stavanger, Sandnes; On-site; NOK 520,000 - 680,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension

Insurance

Modern offices

Job summary

Scan Tech AS in Stavanger seeks an Electrical Technician to support assembly, testing, commissioning and maintenance of rental equipment. The role involves workshop and field service activities, with offshore certification advantageous and travel to onshore/offshore projects as needed.

You will work with engineers and project teams, ensuring safe operations and compliance with HSE standards. A recognised Electrical Trade Certificate and strong fault‑finding skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Recognised Electrical Trade Certificate or equivalent qualification.
• Experience in electrical fault finding, troubleshooting and testing is desirable.
• Solution‑focused approach with strong problem‑solving abilities.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to build effective working relationships.

Responsibilities

• Perform electrical assembly, installation, servicing and maintenance of equipment and systems.
• Carry out wiring, testing, fault finding, troubleshooting and commissioning activities.
• Support workshop projects through FAT, commissioning and mobilisation phases.
• Upgrade, repair and modify equipment in line with specifications.
• Record and report completed work in maintenance and project systems.
• Ensure compliance with electrical standards and customer specifications.

Skills

Electrical fault finding

Troubleshooting

English communication

Independent work

Education

Electrical Trade Certificate

Tools

Electrical testing tools

Job description

Scan Tech AS in Stavanger seeks an Electrical Technician to support assembly, testing, commissioning and maintenance of rental equipment. The role involves workshop and field service activities, with offshore certification advantageous and travel to onshore/offshore projects as needed.

You will work with engineers and project teams, ensuring safe operations and compliance with HSE standards. A recognised Electrical Trade Certificate and strong fault‑finding skills are essential.