Company description

Are you a student and want to use your knowledge and ideas to influence the development towards a fossil-free society? Then you should apply for a summer job with us!

Summer jobs at Vattenfall are an opportunity for you as a student to gain experience and an insight into what it is like to work at a large Swedish energy company. At Vattenfall, we work to ensure that everyone can choose fossil-free ways of transportation, production and living. You will meet people with different experiences that can contribute to your development and your network. If you are on a summer break from your studies, you can apply for a summer job with us. We look forward to your application!

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About the role

Within the Ringhals mechanical maintenance unit, there are two operational groups, distributed towards the reactor and turbine side of the plants, whose main goal is to ensure the required operational reliability of mechanical equipment. This means planning and performing maintenance activities, preventive and corrective maintenance, on mechanical components and systems within the assigned area of responsibility.

As a Technician, you are an important part of maintaining the plant to obtain the required operational reliability. You perform maintenance on mechanical components, such as pumps, valves, heat exchangers, ventilation equipment and diesel engines. Safety, both for the person and the plant, is of the highest priority.

The work as a Technician means that you will have the opportunity to work practically with mechanical components linked to planned maintenance measures but also troubleshooting in the event of deviations. It also includes preparation and coordination to work safely and get a good flow in the work. As a Technician, you get a broad insight into Ringhals' operations and a solid foundation for further development.

Requirement specification

We are looking for you who are currently studying with a focus on technology, industry, vehicles or nature, post-secondary studies are meritorious.

You like to work practically and have an interest in technology. You are also comfortable expressing yourself in Swedish in both speech and writing, good English skills are an advantage.

B driving license is an advantage.

We are looking for you who can take your own initiative and who drive your work forward. The work requires close cooperation, both internally in the group and with supporting functions. We therefore value that you are a team player who contributes to a good team climate. Working at a nuclear power plant means that safety is of the utmost importance.

Further information

If you would like to know more about the position, please contact the recruiting manager Patrik Olofsson, patrik.l.olofsson@vattenfall.com. If you want to know more about the recruitment process itself, contact recruiter Amanda Pehrson, amanda.pehrson@vattenfall.com.

Union representatives for the summer job are Patrik Andersson (Akademikerna), Anders Karlsson (Ledarna), Alexander Johnsson (SEKO) and Jonas Eriksson (Unionen). All can be reached on telephone 0340-66 70 00.

The position is located at Ringhals and will last between June 16 - July 11.

How to apply

Prepare a CV; in your CV it is important that it clearly states education, relevant experience and place of residence. No applications will be accepted by email.

Does this sound like a summer job for you? We look forward to your application no later than February 21, 2025!

Vattenfall is part of Sweden's critical infrastructure, thus many of our services are security classified. If this position is classified, a security clearance will be conducted prior to employment, in accordance with the Security Protection Act.

We are convinced that diversity contributes to building a more profitable and appealing company and strive to be good role models when it comes to diversity. Vattenfall works actively to ensure that all employees have the same opportunities and rights regardless of age, ethnic or cultural background, gender, religion/belief, sexual orientation or disability. Read more about how we work with diversity and inclusion here.