Industrial Electromechanical Technician

Industrial Electromechanical Technician (M/F/X) Industrial Electromechanical Technician (M/F/X) In an industrial company focused on continuous improvement and process reliability, we are looking to hire an Industrial Electromechanical Technician to reinforce the maintenance and setup of facilities and machinery. If you are motivated by technical challenges, plant-based work, and resolving incidents with sound judgment, here you will find an environment where your experience makes a difference. You will work in a close-knit team, with clear procedures and a focus on safety, contributing to ensuring production operates with maximum performance and availability. Responsibilities Perform preventive and corrective maintenance of electromechanical equipment and industrial facilities. Diagnose faults in electrical, mechanical, and automation systems, identifying the root cause. Inspect, adjust, and replace components (motors, drives, sensors, actuators, bearings, gearboxes, and mechanical elements). Interpret electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic diagrams, as well as technical documentation and manufacturer manuals. Verify the operation of protections, interlocks, and safety systems, ensuring regulatory compliance. Participate in the commissioning and testing of equipment, performing adjustments and functional validations. Record interventions and prepare maintenance reports, including spare parts used and corrective actions. Collaborate with production and/or engineering to minimize downtime and propose improvements in reliability and efficiency. Skills and qualifications Vocational training in Electromechanics, Electricity, Industrial Automation, or similar. Demonstrable experience in industrial maintenance (preferably in production environments). Solid knowledge of industrial electricity: reading blueprints, wiring, protections, and measurements with a multimeter. Competence in industrial mechanics: alignment, adjustments, component replacement, and operation verification. Ability to work with frequency drives and control systems at a maintenance level. Skill to diagnose faults through functional testing and signal tracking. Knowledge of workplace safety: lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and good plant practices. Availability to work in shifts or to attend to incidents according to service needs. Having a license/course in occupational risk prevention and/or specific training in electrical maintenance will be valued. If you are interested in growing in a technical position with a direct impact on plant availability and you identify with quality maintenance, send us your application. Tell us about your experience and what type of incidents you have resolved most frequently: we want to get to know you.