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On-site in Santa Cruz de Tenerife·Full-time·Added 4 months ago
This job was published 4 months ago
Our summary
- Work mode
- On-site, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
- Contract
- Fixed-term, full-time hours
- Spanish
- Native level
- Experience
- 2+ years
- Education
- Vocational training (FP Grado Medio)
- Driving licence
- Category B






Visa options
The ad rules out sponsorship
Per the ad: “Permiso de conducir B.”
Skills
This job advert was originally written in Spanish.
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
- Immediate start with a temporary full-time contract.
- Aqualia is a company committed to equality and work-life balance. We hold the efr certificate (family-responsible company) as well as the DIE (Distinctive for Equality in the Company).
The selection process guarantees equal opportunities without distinction of race, color, religion, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, culture, disability or any other condition.
The role
Are you looking for new professional challenges? Would you like to join a leading company in the water sector? We are looking to bring on an Electromechanical Technician profile in Granadilla de Abona.
What you'll do
- Repair faults in electrical equipment: replace contactors, relays, circuit breakers, motors.
- Check the operation of electrical installations: motors, pumps, motor-generators and turbo compressors.
- Corrective and preventive maintenance work on the installations.
- Maintenance management in the implemented software programs.
How you'll work
full-time
fixed-term
Requirements
- Required Qualification: Higher Degree in Industrial Mechatronics / Intermediate Degree in Electromechanical Maintenance.
- Required Experience: 2 years in similar positions.
- Essential Knowledge: Maintenance of electromechanical equipment.
- Geographic availability to travel within the territorial scope of the position.
- Driving license B.
About Aqualia
Aqualia is a leading water management company headquartered in Madrid, Spain, operating across the full water cycle including supply, sanitation, treatment, and desalination. It is part of the FCC Group, one of Europe's largest infrastructure and environmental services conglomerates. Aqualia serves millions of people across Spain and internationally, with a strong presence in Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East, and employs thousands of professionals in engineering, operations, and technology roles.
In Spain, Aqualia has a vast network of municipal contracts and facilities, with offices and operational sites in numerous cities and towns, including Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, and many others. The company offers a stable, public-service-oriented work environment with opportunities for technical and engineering professionals, as well as field and operational roles. For international hires, Aqualia provides a chance to work in a leading Spanish company with a strong local footprint, though Spanish language proficiency is typically essential for most positions.
- Industry
- Water Management
- Founded
- 1967
- Employees
- 5,000–10,000
- Headquarters
- Madrid, Spain
- In Spain
- Madrid, Barcelona, Salamanca and 28 more
Good to know if you are moving
- Aqualia is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, and is part of the FCC Group, a major Spanish infrastructure and services company.
- The company operates across the full water cycle, offering roles in engineering, operations, IT, and maintenance, with many positions located in smaller municipalities across Spain.
- Spanish language proficiency is typically required for most roles, as the company's operations are heavily local and public-service oriented.
- Aqualia provides opportunities for career growth in a stable, essential public service sector, with a strong focus on sustainability and technological innovation.
- International experience is valued, but the company's primary operations are in Spain, so relocation support may be limited compared to global tech companies.
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