Industrial Maintenance Technician

Education: Vocational Training (FP2) / Higher Degree in Electricity, Electronics, or Industrial Automation (or demonstrable equivalent experience in industrial environments).

Experience: Minimum of 3 to 5 years in similar functions within the industrial sector.

Technical skills:

Specific knowledge of manufacturing machinery, general electricity and electronics, and notions of automation.

Languages: Basic level of English (B2 level is very desirable).

Key competencies: Analytical and problem-solving capacity, positive attitude, high orientation toward teamwork, and continuous learning capacity.

We will highly value: knowledge of Ladder programming for Siemens PLCs and practical experience with Lean Manufacturing tools.

Initial employment contract of 6 months, with the possibility of continuity depending on performance and service needs.

Working day in rotating morning and afternoon shifts, allowing flexibility in personal planning.

Professional classification: Group 6 according to the applicable collective agreement.

Opportunity to work in an industrial environment with Lean methodology and automation technology.

Do you have experience in the industrial maintenance area and are you looking to consolidate your career in a dynamic and technologically advanced environment? At Randstad, we are selecting a Maintenance Technician to join a team focused on operational excellence, safety, and continuous improvement. If you are looking for a project where you can apply your electrical and mechanical knowledge while continuing to develop professionally, this opportunity is for you!

Depending on the Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSSE) Area, your main responsibilities will be:

Maintenance and Operability: Ensure the optimal, efficient, and safe operation of assigned machinery, monitoring the preventive maintenance plan and attending to mechanical and electrical incidents or breakdowns.

Monitoring and Recording: Monitor and record electrical and mechanical parameters, manage work orders, and maintain control of the area's KPIs.

Continuous Improvement and Facilities: Collaborate in the installation of new equipment, line modifications, and process optimization (control of methods and times), integrating Lean Manufacturing standards.

Plant Support and Training: Assist operators with breakdowns and train them in the use, self-maintenance, changes, and adjustments of machinery.

Safety and Environment (EMS): Identify and correct risk situations, implement actions from the Health and Safety program, and support the effectiveness of the environmental management system.