Careers / Workshop & field / Europe
Energetic Machinery is an international specialist in steam turbine service, compressor repair and reverse engineering. Our projects run in the workshop in Stekene and on customer sites worldwide.
Why Energetic
Complex turbines and compressors, international field assignments, reverse engineering and advanced engineering tooling, in a growing company with short decision lines.
Open vacancies
Workshop / On-site
Disassembly, inspection and rebuild of steam turbines, compressors and gearboxes to fine tolerances. Measuring, clearance and runout work, blade and seal fits.
Profile
Mechanical or electromechanical background, hands-on, precise. Reads drawings and measures accurately.
International field service
On-site installation, inspection, troubleshooting and shutdown support on turbines and compressors across Europe. Alignment, balancing support and vibration checks.
Profile
Industrial maintenance experience, willing to travel, self-reliant. Driving licence; working English, German or French is a plus.
Workshop
CNC turning and milling of repair parts and reverse-engineered spares to drawing and tight tolerances. Setup, tooling and first-off inspection alongside engineering.
Profile
CNC turning or milling experience, precision mindset, fluent in technical drawings and GD&T. CAM or ISO programming a plus.
Engineering / Project management
Own turbomachinery projects end to end: workscope, quotation, workshop and field execution, budget, schedule and final report. Technical point of contact for the customer.
Profile
Engineering degree or equivalent, affinity with rotating equipment, strong organiser.
Commercial / Home office, Germany
Build the German market for independent turbomachinery service. Open doors at industrial sites, qualify opportunities and connect customers to engineering in Stekene.
Profile
Technical-commercial background with industrial sales experience, native German and good English. Self-starting, home-based, driving licence.
It depends on the role. We hire mechanics, electromechanics, field technicians and CNC machinists. The common requirement is precision, ownership and curiosity about how rotating equipment works.
Yes. Field service roles travel across Europe for shutdowns, breakdowns, inspections and commissioning.
Workshop and machinist roles regularly work on reverse-engineered spares, from 3D-scan-derived drawings through to finished parts.
We promote from within. Field mechanics grow into lead technicians and project leads, machinists into work preparation, engineers into project ownership.
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Tell us which role you are interested in and upload your CV. We reply to every application personally.
