The position involves performing assembly tasks in both the electrical and mechanical domains, contributing to large-scale industrial projects. Responsibilities in the electrical domain include accurate interpretation of technical drawings, installation of lighting fixtures and electrical panels, as well as cable pulling to ensure proper system functionality. In the mechanical domain, tasks focus on assembling heavy fabrication components and structures, strictly adhering to established drawings and procedures to guarantee installation integrity and safety. This role is fundamental within the production process, requiring high attention to detail and adherence to execution deadlines. Work takes place in a dynamic industrial environment where coordination with other departments—such as engineering and quality—is essential for project success. The assigned professional must adapt to various assembly phases, from initial preparation through final operational testing, ensuring all components comply with current technical specifications and regulatory requirements. On-site technical problem-solving ability and proposing improvements to assembly processes will be highly valued, as they contribute to resource optimization and overall operational efficiency. This position offers the opportunity to participate in diverse projects that support continuous development of specialized technical skills. The work environment encourages hands-on learning and real-world application of knowledge, providing solid professional experience in the industrial sector. Precision in task execution and commitment to safety standards are fundamental pillars for effective performance in this role, ensuring final product quality and customer satisfaction. The compensation package is competitive and includes the possibility of paid overtime. Employment is with an internationally oriented company, offering a professional environment focused on long-term stability. Working conditions are designed to facilitate employee integration into the company’s organizational structure, with emphasis on long-term development within the industrial sector. A vocational qualification in Mechanics, Electricity, or Industrial Maintenance is required; alternatively, demonstrable practical experience in assembly work is acceptable. A minimum of two years’ experience performing electrical or mechanical assembly tasks in industrial environments—including interpretation of schematics and technical drawings—is mandatory. Certifications for working at heights, operating elevated platforms and forklifts in accordance with UNE standards, as well as the Metal Professional Card, will be considered advantageous.
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
