Electromechanical Maintenance Technician

Description

This position focuses on the comprehensive execution of the industrial facility maintenance plan. Key responsibilities include performing preventive and corrective maintenance on machinery and systems, ensuring operational continuity and plant safety. The role covers various technical areas, from industrial electricity and system control to pneumatics, hydraulics, and air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Daily activities involve fault diagnosis, component repair, equipment adjustment, and scheduled inspections to prevent failures. The work environment is dynamic and requires a proactive attitude to resolve incidents efficiently. The professional will be a key contributor to maintaining productivity and quality standards, working in accordance with established safety procedures and regulations. Collaboration with other departments—such as production and quality—is essential to align maintenance activities with the plant’s overall objectives. In addition to routine maintenance tasks, the role includes participation in assembly and installation projects for new machinery or production lines. Active contribution is expected during planning, assembly, commissioning, and fine-tuning phases of new equipment. This aspect of the work enables direct contact with up-to-date technology and supports the expansion and modernization of the facility’s production capabilities. The role also involves participation in continuous improvement initiatives for facilities, contributing ideas and implementing modifications to optimize energy efficiency, operator safety, and process reliability. Work takes place in an industrial context that values precision, reliability, and teamwork to achieve operational goals. This position offers an indefinite-term contract from the outset, providing job stability. The annual gross remuneration falls within a competitive range of €30,000–€35,000, adjusted according to the candidate’s experience and qualifications. Working hours are organized into rotating morning and afternoon shifts from Monday to Friday, supplemented by an on-call system to cover operational needs outside standard hours and ensure plant continuity. The company offers internal professional development opportunities and access to ongoing training in industrial technology. A Higher Technical Degree in Industrial Maintenance, Electromechanics, or a closely related technical qualification is mandatory, along with at least two years of hands-on maintenance experience in an industrial setting. Solid, applied knowledge in electromechanics, industrial electricity, and control systems is required. Additional expertise in areas such as PLC programming, welding, sheet metal work, or operation of specific packaging machinery and industrial ovens will be considered advantageous—especially if prior experience lies within the food industry.