Finance and Administration Director
The role involves managing administrative, accounting, and financial operations for a hotel in Calvià. It offers a competitive salary and a continuous workday schedule.
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From Nortempo we are selecting public lighting electricians to join a stable project of work for the Oviedo City Council, within the area of maintenance and improvement of outdoor lighting installations.
The selected candidates will take part in maintenance, renovation and repair tasks for municipal public lighting, ensuring the proper functioning and safety of the urban electrical network.
Preventive and corrective maintenance of public lighting.
Installation, replacement and repair of luminaires, columns and supports.
Laying and connection of low-voltage electrical wiring.
Assembly and maintenance of lighting electrical panels.
Troubleshooting and repair of faults in outdoor installations.
Work on public roads, in coordination with other services.
Use of aerial work platforms and tools specific to the position.
Would you like to take part in public lighting work for the Oviedo City Council and be part of a stable project?
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Nortempo is a Spanish staffing and recruitment company specializing in industrial, logistics, healthcare, and administrative personnel. Founded in A Coruña, it operates across Spain, providing temporary and permanent staffing solutions to a wide range of sectors, including logistics, industry, healthcare, and retail.
For international professionals, Nortempo offers a direct entry point into the Spanish labor market, with a strong presence in Galicia and expanding operations across the country. The company's work culture is practical and field-oriented, and many roles (such as warehouse, transport, and industrial maintenance) are open to candidates with EU work authorization. While Spanish language skills are often required for client-facing roles, the company's scale and variety of positions make it a relevant option for those seeking operational work in Spain.