Electromechanical Maintenance Technician - Water Treatment Plants (EDAR) - SAT

• At least 3 years of experience in the described functions, preferably in wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) or industrial facilities in the water sector.
• Intermediate Vocational Training in Electromechanical Maintenance or equivalent.
• 60 hours of training in Occupational Risk Prevention (PRL).
• Valid B driving license.

We offer:

- Permanent contract.
- Competitive remuneration based on experience.
- Monday to Friday schedule.
- Company vehicle.

If you are interested, do not hesitate to apply.
At Veolia, we know that professionals are the fundamental pillar of our corporate identity and our results. We promote their integration, through a clear commitment to equality between men and women, sharing our corporate culture, practice, and experience. Immediate start, stability, and negotiable remuneration based on the candidates' experience are offered.

Veolia Servicios Lecam, in its Wastewater division, needs to hire an Electromechanical Technician for the technical service, providing coverage mainly to the communities of Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, and Madrid.

The selected candidate will carry out their activity itinerantly between the various wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) in the assigned area, serving as the electromechanical technical reference in each of them.

Their main functions will be:

• Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance of pumping equipment and hydraulic systems in WWTP plants: inspection, diagnosis, disassembly, repair, and commissioning of water pumps (centrifugal, submersible, dosing, screw, etc.), verifying performance, electrical consumption, and flow rates.
• Maintain in correct condition the process equipment specific to a wastewater treatment plant: electric motors, gearboxes, agitators, blowers, decanters, dehydrators, screens, motorized gates, and drive systems, ensuring the operational continuity of the facility.
• Maintain and inspect electrical panels, automation, and control systems, including the identification and resolution of faults in frequency drives, starters, PLCs, protection relays, and SCADA systems, guaranteeing the electrical safety of the facilities and the correct functioning of the plant automation.
• Maintain and calibrate process instrumentation and measurement equipment common in WWTP plants: electromagnetic flowmeters, level sensors, dissolved oxygen analyzers, turbidimeters, pH and redox probes, pressure switches, and pressure transmitters, ensuring the reliability of measurements for the correct operation and control of the purification process.
• Keep the CMMS system updated, completing work reports with details of the interventions performed, materials used, execution times, and equipment status, as well as the control and monitoring of the critical spare parts inventory in each facility.
• Attend to and resolve alarms, breakdowns, and technical incidents in the various facilities in the area, performing in situ diagnosis, planning the necessary interventions, and managing the required spare parts to minimize the impact on the plant operation.