SVO Fischer electric GmbH | Germany | 29xxx Celle, Uelzen | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 07.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Fitter / plant mechanic for sanitary, heating and air conditioning technology (SHK) (m/f/d)
The SVO Group is a regional provider of energy, water and telecommunications based in Celle. On behalf of our subsidiary, SVO Fischer electric GmbH, we are looking for a dedicated personality (m/w/d) to occupy the above-mentioned position at the next possible time. Become part of our team and design the sustainable energy supply of the future together with us. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Installation work — Installation, maintenance and repair of sanitary, heating and air conditioning systems with special emphasis on heat pump systems Customer service — troubleshooting, troubleshooting and technical advice Building site coordination — cooperation with project management, electricians and other works Documentation — Recording of workflows, material requirements and test protocols
Complete training as plant mechanic SHK, gas /water installer or comparable qualification Experience in assembly, service or customer service Self-employed, reliable and solution-oriented operation combined with joy in handling customers and modern technical systems driving licence class B
The possibility to actively shape the energy transition A dynamic corporate culture with plenty of space for co-design An attractive remuneration for a 40h week 30 days off Occupational pension
Location
![]() | SVO Fischer electric GmbH | |
| Celle, Uelzen | ||
| Germany |
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