• Respond to service requests for minor repairs to a wide variety of in-store equipment (such as beverage & food equipment, ice makers, & fuel dispensers) • Also handles orders related to plumbing, electrical, and general maintenance issues • Manage parts inventory and complete daily reports to ensure efficiency • Variety of additional duties including training other level I technicians, prioritizing work, basic maintenance on structures, etc.

• You install and commission Nordson equipment at customer sites • You carry out preventive maintenance and repair Nordson equipment when required • You troubleshoot technical issues and analyse faults within the customer’s production process • You provide user instructions and training on our systems and applications • You work closely with the After Market team, Sales, and Customer Project Engineers to identify opportunities for the sale of equipment, spare parts, and maintenance contracts • You are someone who strengthens our close‑to‑customer approach by fostering deep, long‑term partnerships — acting as a true partner rather than a supplier.

• Reporting to the Service Director, the Travelling Wind Farm Service Technician provides critical operational support across our national fleet. • This role is pivotal in maintaining site performance, offering on-site technical leadership, and driving rapid troubleshooting and support of up tower repairs on mechanical assets. • You will serve as a support interface between site management, internal engineering teams, and our clients to ensure maximum turbine availability and fleet optimization. • This role will require you to travel frequently to our different wind farm sites.

• Reporting to the Service Director, the Travelling Wind Farm Service Technician provides critical operational support across our national fleet. • This role is pivotal in maintaining site performance, offering on-site technical leadership, and driving rapid troubleshooting of complex electrical assets. • You will serve as a support interface between site management, internal engineering teams, and our clients to ensure maximum turbine availability and fleet optimization. • Interpret the requirements of GEV manuals, specifications, bulletins and complete assigned tasks in accordance with GEV work instructions. • Perform and ensure the proper maintenance and fault finding of assets. • Act as the site HVOA Delegate when required. • Nominated as the High Voltage operating Authority delegate for the site when required. • Perform high voltage switching operations according to site procedures as required. • Have a working knowledge of electrical installation requirements. • Ensure all work is performed in accordance with the above documents and to the organisation’s SWMS, LOTO, associated EHS & QA/QC policies/procedures. • Drive a positive reporting culture by identifying errors, violations, incidents or problems immediately using GEV systems. • Maintain a working knowledge of the Registered Electrical Contractor (REC) responsibilities. • Supervise electrical installation/maintenance work when required. • Maintain reports using GEV’s various software management tools and databases. • Report errors, violations, incidents or problems immediately using GEV reporting systems. • Submit enquiries to Engineering to ensure technical issues are resolved. • Work closely with and answer questions from Management, Engineering, Sourcing and Service Teams as required. • Uphold and maintain Quality Control, by making conformance or non-conformance decisions upon completion of tasks and inspections. • Form part of an on-call roster to work weekends and nights if required or as directed by management. • Champion Safety by being familiar with and following all EHS policies, and procedures applicable to the job and cooperating with GEV investigations and EHS audits.