Have the right to work in Spain
No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain.
Work on-site in León, Presencial / Proyectos en todo el territorio nacional
No relocation package mentioned.
Driving licence (B)
EU licences are valid in Spain; most others only for six months after you become resident.
Compulsory secondary education (ESO)
“Formación académica: ESO o Formación Profesional (Electricidad, Electrónica o Mecánica valoradas especialmente)” — per the ad.

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Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Long-term projects
Competitive salary + per diems
Railway certifications
Professional work teams where you will learn from the best
Possibilities for promotion and professional development
Participation in cutting-edge railway infrastructure projects

Requirements

What we're looking for

Academic training: ESO or Vocational Training (Electricity, Electronics, or Mechanics especially valued)

Experience: At least 1 year of demonstrable experience in one of the following specialties: catenary, signaling/communications, substations/energy, or civil engineering.

Driver's license: Class B (Class C + CAP will be valued).

Occupational Risk Prevention training: minimum 20 hours in the metal or construction sector.

Availability: to work away from home during the work week and in schedules compatible with railway operations.

Nice to have

Current railway certifications
Experience in railway works
Certificates for working at heights or in confined spaces
Operation of aerial work platforms
Knowledge of railway regulations

The role

Description:
At TELICE, we are looking for railway sector professionals to reinforce our teams in various projects nationwide.

It doesn't matter if your specialty is catenary, signaling and communications, electrical substations, or civil engineering: we have a place for you!

What you'll do

YOUR DAY-TO-DAY
Depending on your profile, you may participate in tasks such as:

Assembly and maintenance of overhead contact lines
Installation of poles, brackets, and compensation equipment
Installation of railway traffic safety and control systems
Assembly of track circuits and detection systems
Wiring and connection of signaling equipment
Installation of railway telecommunications systems
Fiber optic laying
Work in transformation centers and substations
Installation of high and low voltage equipment
Maintenance of electrical power supply systems
Cable trays, trenches, conduits, manholes, and chambers
Cable laying
Construction of foundations

How you'll work

Permanent contract · Full-time with schedule availability

Working day: Full-time, with schedule availability

About TELICE

TELICE is a Spanish railway infrastructure contractor founded in 1973, specializing in catenary, power systems, signaling, and civil protection for high-speed, conventional, metro, and tram networks. The company provides design, installation, testing, commissioning, and maintenance services, and has developed innovative solutions such as electric point heaters and catenary measurement devices. With offices in León and Madrid (Spain) and Lima (Peru), TELICE serves major railway administrations and large construction firms, positioning itself as a key player in the railway sector.

Industry: Railway Infrastructure
Founded: 1973
Headquarters: León, Spain
In Spain: León, Madrid
Website: telice.com

Good to know if you are moving

Offers permanent contracts with long-term projects and competitive salaries plus per diems.
Positions may require travel across Spain and availability for railway operation hours.
Offices located in León (main) and Madrid (Alcobendas), with a presence in Lima, Peru.
The company is an innovative SME, leveraging national and European funds for technology development.
Job openings include roles like Railway Site Manager, requiring engineering or FP degree and at least 5 years of experience.