Electromechanical Technician for Forklifts

Description

Electromechanical technician for forklift maintenance, with an indefinite-term contract in Toledo. The main responsibility is to maintain the entire fleet of lifting machinery, performing preventive and corrective maintenance tasks to ensure proper operation and reliability. This involves carrying out scheduled inspections with attention to detail and repairing faults in mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and electronic systems—both in the workshop and at the customer's premises. The ability to adapt and solve problems on the spot is required. Advanced diagnostic tools and computer-based equipment are also used to accurately identify faults and propose efficient solutions that keep machines operational. Spare parts management is essential: identifying required parts, ordering them, and maintaining an organized stock in the service vehicle to expedite interventions. The professional advises customers on correct equipment usage and identifies potential improvements or replacements, building long-term trust-based relationships. Finally, all activities are documented and reported using work reports and digital tools, enabling continuous review and improvement of maintenance processes. A vocational qualification (Intermediate or Higher Vocational Training) in fields such as Electromechanics, Automotive Engineering, Industrial Maintenance, or Mechatronics is required. At least three years of prior professional experience in maintaining forklifts, electric pallet trucks, logistics machinery, heavy machinery, or automotive vehicles—with solid diagnostic knowledge—is mandatory. Technical competencies must include hydraulics and pneumatics applied to lifting systems, as well as the ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and operate computerized diagnostic tools. A valid Class B driver's license and residence in the province of Toledo or adjacent areas are required to facilitate daily route planning.