Maintenance Technician - Electromechanical

To assume the level of responsibility and technical autonomy required for this role, it is essential to meet the following profile:

-Education: Higher Vocational Training in Electricity, Mechanics, Mechatronics, or equivalent industrial specialty (valued)

-Professional Experience: A Senior profile is required, providing demonstrable experience of at least 2 years holding a similar position in industrial maintenance.

-Attitude: High rigor in compliance with safety regulations, ability to adapt to rotating shifts, and a focus on continuous improvement.

-Availability to work rotating shifts. Availability to work two Saturdays per month.

-Salary Conditions: Base salary governed by the applicable collective agreement (Maintenance Technician 1 Category), distributed in 12 payments. Around 26,000 gross euros - 30,000 gross euros annually.

-Variable Pay: Attractive additional variable pay system. It could reach 32,000 gross euros.

-Annual Schedule: Maximum of 1,800 hours worked annually.

-Work Schedule and Shifts: Rotating shift system of morning, afternoon, and night, working from Monday to Saturday in an organized manner.

-Special Weekend Conditions: Two Saturdays per month are usually worked.

-Each Saturday worked is paid with the Saturday bonus set by the collective agreement.

-Every two Saturdays worked, two extra days of leave will be granted. Ask during the interview for clarification.

Do you have more than 5 years of experience in industrial maintenance and are looking to consolidate your career in a top-tier plant? Are you accustomed to working shifts and value compensation that rewards your effort and availability?

If you have a strong electromechanical profile, problem-solving skills, and a high commitment to quality and safety... this is your opportunity!

As a First-Class Maintenance Technician, you will work autonomously and proactively, reporting to the Maintenance Manager. Your main responsibilities will include:

-Executing preventive and corrective maintenance of machines, equipment, and plant facilities, ensuring their proper functioning.

-Conducting shift-based inspections of the set of machines and facilities to detect any anomalies or deviations.

-Actively collaborating in the assembly, installation, or modification of plant equipment and facilities.

-Immediately informing the Maintenance Manager of any incidents, breakdowns, or anomalous situations.

-Executing orders and instructions received from hierarchical superiors within your area of responsibility.

-Participating in continuous improvement actions related to maintenance and the production process.

-Keeping the work area clean, orderly, and in adequate safety conditions at all times.

-Strictly complying with quality, safety, and health at work standards (as well as other functions derived from these Management Systems).