Electrical Switchgear Technician for High Voltage
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - COL GROUP in Piemonte
Electrical Switchgear Technician for High Voltage (HV) Systems
For over 100 years, COL GROUP has stood for excellence and innovation in the electromechanical sector.
With a team of more than 400 professionals and four locations across Italy (Turin, Milan, Bergamo, and Catania), our Group – made up of COL Giovanni Paolo, IME GROUP (IMEQUADRI and IMEMONT), and Teamware – develops advanced solutions for medium and high-voltage power transmission and distribution infrastructures.
We are at the forefront of the energy transition, continuously investing in research and development and strongly believing in talent as the driving force of change.
If you’re looking for a dynamic, fast-growing, and future-oriented company with solid roots, join COL GROUP – where your contribution truly makes a difference.
We are looking for an Electrical Switchgear Technician for High Voltage (HV) Systems, a skilled professional specialized in the construction, assembly, wiring, installation, and testing of electrical switchboards for high-voltage applications.
The successful candidate will work from electrical drawings and technical specifications to ensure the proper assembly and functionality of transmission, control, protection, and automation systems.
Field of activity
- Electrical workshop / switchboard manufacturing (approximately 99% of working time).
- Power transmission or distribution construction sites (approximately 1% of working time).
Responsabilities
- Wiring and assembling power distribution and automation electrical switchgear.
- Installing electrical components, including circuit breakers, relays, PLCs, terminal blocks, and protection devices.
- Reading and interpreting single-line and multi-line electrical diagrams.
- Installing cable ducts, routing cables, and performing electrical connections.
- Inspecting electrical connections and carrying out quality checks on completed switchgear
- Performing electrical testing and functional commissioning activities.
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