A professional is required to perform preventive and corrective maintenance on automatic doors, industrial gates, and lifting systems. Work is carried out directly at customers' facilities, where mechanical, electrical, or electronic faults are diagnosed and resolved, ensuring proper operation and safety of the equipment. In addition to repairs, commissioning and functional testing are conducted after each intervention, verifying that all requirements comply with technical specifications and quality standards. Another key responsibility is providing on-site technical advice, explaining to clients the root causes of incidents and the solutions applied, along with recommendations for proper usage and maintenance to extend system service life. This role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, as each situation may present unique challenges demanding rapid and effective responses to prevent disruptions to the client's operations. The position is primarily field-based, involving travel to various locations. A company vehicle and necessary tools are provided, allowing focus on the technical aspects of the work. Autonomy, responsibility, and organizational skills are highly valued for managing time and resources effectively and fulfilling requests within established deadlines. A Higher Vocational Training qualification in Electromechanics, Electricity and Electronics, or Industrial Maintenance—or a comparable degree—is required, supplemented by a specialized course in industrial electromechanical maintenance. A minimum of three years of verifiable experience in a similar role within the automatic doors or lifting systems sector is essential, applying solid knowledge in mechanics, electricity, and electronics.
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
