Maintenance Technician

About the role

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of factory equipment through both preventive and corrective actions. The role covers a wide range of systems, from electrotechnical and mechanical to pneumatic, hydraulic, and advanced automation such as PLCs, robots and manipulators.

Key responsibilities

• Execute preventive maintenance tasks according to defined procedures and schedules for all equipment types.
• Diagnose and resolve simple to complex breakdowns, applying modifications to improve equipment reliability.
• Work with programmable logic controllers, robotics and manipulators to perform maintenance and upgrades.
• Participate in 5S workplace organization and QRQC (Quick Response Quality Control) activities.
• Maintain accurate intervention logs and update tracking systems for traceability.
• Contribute to improvement workshops, specification reviews for new resources, and lead small improvement projects.
• Draft and deliver procedural documentation and training for assembly, disassembly or adjustments.

Required profile

• Ability to follow standard operating procedures and maintenance schedules.
• Analytical mindset to identify failure causes and propose improvements.
• Proactive participation in continuous‑improvement initiatives such as 5S and QRQC.
• Strong communication skills for documenting interventions and training colleagues.

Required skills

• Electrotechnical systems
• Automation and mechanical systems
• Pneumatic and hydraulic systems
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
• Robotics and manipulators
• Preventive and corrective maintenance techniques