About this opportunity
At ABB, we help industries run leaner and cleaner, and every person here makes that happen. You’ll be empowered to lead, supported to grow, and proud of the impact we create together. Join us and help run what runs the world.
This position reports to:
Service Team Leader
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Maintain what runs the world
On the road | Full-time
What happens when the installations that keep factories, infrastructure and industries running need maintenance?
That’s where ABB comes in.
We take care of the service of low- and medium-voltage installations that power crucial industrial processes in Belgium and Luxembourg. From heavy industry to the energy sector: our engineers work behind the scenes on the systems that keep the world moving.
As a Field Service Engineer Electrification, you make sure these installations continue to operate safely and reliably. You perform maintenance, troubleshoot technical issues, and commission installations at industrial customer sites.
Your Mission
Customers rely on you to keep their electrical installations running safely and reliably. You work on complex low- and medium-voltage installations in industrial environments. Safety, precision and technical expertise are always central.
You usually work independently on location in Belgium and Luxembourg, but you stay connected with colleagues and support teams whenever needed.
You maintain what keeps the industrial world running.
What your typical day looks like
Performing maintenance, troubleshooting issues, and commissioning low- and medium-voltage installations and power circuit breakers
Working on heavy electrical systems (e.g., systems between 400V and 36,000V and 600 amperes) and carrying out technical modifications to improve performance
Testing and inspecting switchgear to ensure safe operation
Preparing intervention, testing and maintenance reports and documenting protocols correctly
Supporting customers with reliable service, always following strict safety procedures for medium-voltage installations
Why you’re a great fit
You bring strong technical foundations, an eye for detail, and the sense of responsibility needed to work confidently with high‑power electrical installations. You enjoy working independently but are also a strong team player.
You also have:
A degree in Electricity, Electromechanics or Energy Technology (A2, bachelor’s degree or equivalent through experience)
Experience with industrial electrical installations or power systems, or the motivation to deepen your expertise
Fluency in Dutch and French, and the ability to communicate in English
Willingness to travel to customers in Belgium and Luxembourg; a valid driver’s license
What you get in return
You run what runs the world. And in return, you receive strong support so you can take on this mission with confidence.
We offer:
An attractive salary
Electric company car with European charging card
Meal vouchers
32 days of leave (20 statutory + 12 ADV days)
Hospitalization, group and pension insurance
Flexible working arrangements: possibility to travel directly from home to the customer
Why ABB?
In ABB’s Service Division, you help customers improve the availability, reliability and lifetime of their electrical installations. In doing so, we also contribute to more sustainable and efficient industrial processes.
At ABB, we believe innovation happens when different ideas, backgrounds and experiences come together. That’s why we welcome curious, creative and driven people who want to help build the technology of tomorrow.
Ready to maintain what runs the world?
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