Electromechanical Technician

Description

The Junior Electromechanical Technician position focuses on actively supporting maintenance activities for an industrial facility, ensuring the proper functionality of machinery and systems. Key responsibilities include diagnosing and repairing electrical and mechanical faults that may arise in production lines, requiring solid technical understanding and real-time problem-solving capabilities. Additionally, the professional will be responsible for performing periodic preventive maintenance inspections according to a defined schedule to prevent failures and extend equipment service life. Another key area of responsibility is participation in the assembly, adjustment, and electrical wiring of new equipment and industrial installations, involving work with technical drawings and schematics. Accurate reading and interpretation of these documents are essential to ensure all installations comply with required safety and efficiency standards. The role also entails continuous collaboration on plant process optimization and improvement projects, contributing to increased productivity and reduced downtime. Finally, the professional must consistently ensure strict compliance with occupational risk prevention regulations and industrial safety standards, promoting a safe working environment for the entire team. This position represents an opportunity to join a dynamic environment where continuous learning and technical development are fundamental pillars. Work takes place in an industrial setting demanding adaptability and constant commitment to quality and operational efficiency. A stable employment contract is offered, with genuine prospects for career development and integration into the permanent workforce. The salary is competitive and aligned with the applicable collective bargaining agreement and the candidate’s qualifications. The company provides a continuous training program to enhance the professional’s technical skills. Working hours follow an intensive schedule, with rotating morning and afternoon shifts from Monday to Friday, facilitating work-life balance. A Medium or Higher Vocational Training qualification in Electricity, Electrotechnics, Electromechanical Maintenance, or a related discipline is required. Prior experience or internships in industrial environments are valued, although proactive attitude, initiative, and a solid technical foundation are prioritized. Proficiency in interpreting electrical schematics, basic automation systems, and principles of industrial maintenance is essential.