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Job Description

We are looking for an Electromechanical Maintenance Technician with specialized experience in can and jar seamers to join one of our clients. If you are a proactive person eager to grow professionally in an innovative, automated, and rapidly growing company, this is your opportunity!

Assembly, adjustment, calibration, and commissioning of industrial machinery, specifically seamers (reference brands such as Somme, Angelus, Carnaud, JK, etc.).
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance of the facilities, production lines, and packaging lines.
Diagnose, detect, and repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic faults in the equipment.
Collaborate in the optimization of preventive maintenance processes to ensure plant efficiency and minimize downtime.

Education: * FPI / FPII or Intermediate Vocational Training in Electromechanical Maintenance.
Higher Degree in Industrial Mechatronics.
Higher Degree in Industrial Automation and Robotics.
Experience: Demonstrable experience as an Industrial Mechanic, Electromechanical Maintenance Technician, or Machinery Fitter/Assembler, specifically as a specialist in container seamers (food packaging/packing machinery and the metalworking sector).
Technical Knowledge: * Solid knowledge of industrial mechanics, electricity, hydraulics, and pneumatics.
Interpretation of blueprints, technical diagrams, and mechanical exploded views.
Skills: Analytical capacity, problem-solving (troubleshooting), proactivity, and teamwork.

Contract: Direct permanent contract by the company (job stability).
Schedule: Fixed morning shift, from 07:00 to 15:00 (work-life balance, Monday to Friday).
Salary: €27,000 - €31,000 Gross/year (regulated and updated according to the Metal Convention of Navarra).
Dynamic work environment, modern facilities, and real opportunities for learning and professional development.

Need a visa? No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain. See which routes exist