(Senior) Project and Subcontracting Buyer
This role manages the full procurement process for technical and installation projects. It offers a competitive salary and a hybrid working model. The position is based in Las Rozas, Spain.
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About €1,710 - €1,760 a month after tax.




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Previous experience working with industrial machinery or production lines.
Experience in industrial environments (food, plastic, cardboard, metal, automotive, chemical, textile, or similar).
Ability to resolve incidents and guarantee production continuity.
Experience coordinating teams or assuming responsibilities within a production line.
Availability to work in shifts.
Highly valued;
Experience as a machine operator, line manager, shift leader, or production supervisor.
Handling of automated machinery and continuous production processes.
Knowledge of mechanics, industrial maintenance, electricity, or electronics will be valued.
Technical training related to maintenance, mechanics, electricity, or electronics.
-Stable project in a consolidated and growing industrial company, with an indefinite contract and directly through the company.
-Continuous technical training and support from day one.
-Excellent working environment and collaboration between departments.
-Salary between 26,000-27,000 gross euros per year/14 payments.
Do you have experience working with industrial machinery and would you like to take on the operational responsibility of a production line?
At Adecco Selección, we are looking to hire an Industrial Production Line Manager for a consolidated company in the Ontinyent area, featuring automated production processes and a stable, long-term project.
We are looking for a person with factory experience, accustomed to working with industrial machinery, managing incidents, and supervising the correct operation of a production line. What will your mission be?
You will be the person responsible for the correct operation of the line during your shift, ensuring production continuity, product quality, and coordination with the various departments involved. Your main functions
-Coordinate the startup and daily operation of the production line.
-Perform parameter adjustments and necessary changes to guarantee an efficient process.
-Supervise product quality during the production process.
-Detect and resolve production incidents in coordination with maintenance.
-Verify the correct supply of raw materials to the line.
-Ensure compliance with quality, safety, and production standards.
-Collaborate with the maintenance, quality, and logistics departments.
-Support and coordinate the team operationally during the shift.
Schedule and shifts
The work is organized in 9-week rotating cycles:
-6 weeks from Monday to Friday in rotating shifts:
Morning / Afternoon / Night
-3 weeks on the 4th shift:
Saturday from 6:00 to 18:00 h
Sunday from 18:00 to 6:00 h
1 additional day during the week
1 interview
Adecco España is the Spanish subsidiary of The Adecco Group, the world's largest staffing and recruitment company. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, Adecco operates in over 60 countries and provides workforce solutions across a wide range of industries, including logistics, manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, and technology. In Spain, Adecco is one of the leading employment agencies, connecting thousands of workers with temporary and permanent positions across the country, from warehouse and industrial roles to administrative and customer service positions.
Adecco's Spain presence is extensive, with offices in major cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Bilbao, among others. The company is known for its strong focus on workforce flexibility and career development, offering training and upskilling opportunities. For international professionals, Adecco Spain provides a gateway to the Spanish job market, with many roles requiring multilingual skills, particularly in customer service and technical positions. The work culture is dynamic and fast-paced, with a strong emphasis on matching candidates to the right opportunities.