Electromechanical Technician

Training: Higher Vocational Training Degree in Mechatronics, Electromechanical Maintenance, Automation, and Industrial Robotics, or a related qualification.

Knowledge: DCS systems, PLC programming and interpretation, advanced industrial instrumentation, sensors, and use of CMMS platforms.

Experience: Minimum of 2-3 years in similar industrial maintenance positions.

Previous experience: Solid experience in mixed maintenance (mechanical and electrical) is essential. Having worked in complex continuous process industries (chemical, paper, or similar sectors) is highly valued.

Personal competencies: High analytical capacity for troubleshooting, proactivity, tolerance to pressure during machine downtime, and excellent ability to work in a team.

Stable contract and direct incorporation into a historic and leading company in its sector.

Salary between €33,000 and €41,000 gross per year, negotiable depending on the experience and value provided.

Rotating shift system adapted to the needs of the plant, with its corresponding bonuses.

Real opportunities for development, professional growth, and continuous learning.

If you have experience in industrial electromechanical maintenance and wish to be part of a highly automated and technologically advanced environment, this is your opportunity! At Randstad, we are looking for an Electromechanic passionate about industrial excellence to join the maintenance team of one of the most important plants in the area, located in La Riba.

In your day-to-day, your main mission will be to guarantee the availability and correct functioning of the heavy manufacturing machinery, reporting directly to the Coordinator. Your responsibilities will include:

Comprehensive maintenance: Execution of preventive and corrective maintenance with mechanical and electrical interventions on process equipment.

Control and Automation: Exhaustive diagnosis and troubleshooting, constantly interacting with distributed control systems (DCS) and programmable logic controllers (PLC).

Instrumentation Management: Review, calibration, adjustment, and maintenance of an extensive network of sensors and high-level industrial instrumentation equipment throughout the entire continuous production line.

Maintenance Management: Daily use of the plant's CMMS software to document work orders, record interventions, and manage consumables and spare parts used.

Improvement support: Collaborating with the technical team to optimize machinery performance, reduce unplanned downtime, and ensure strict compliance with plant safety regulations.