Electrical Maintenance Technician (Railway)

About the role

Do you have experience in the industrial or automotive sector and would you like to make the leap to the railway sector? At Randstad, we are looking for professionals like you! If you are looking for an opportunity to grow in a dynamic environment with future prospects, this is your opportunity to develop yourself in the railway sector with Tarvia, a leading company in the sector. Join an innovative team and be part of the future of transport!

What you'll do

Preventive maintenance: Regular inspection of train electrical systems (electric traction, lighting, pantographs, etc.), verification of wiring, connections, electric motors, batteries, and other components, ensuring that everything functions correctly.

Fault repair: Diagnosis and repair of electrical faults, both in trains and in railway infrastructure (electrical substations, signals, safety systems, and telecommunications).

Electric motor maintenance: Inspection and maintenance of traction motors, transformers, and control systems associated with train operation.

Control and safety systems: Verification and maintenance of electrical signaling and railway traffic control systems, such as automatic blocking systems, traffic lights, and level crossings.

Climate control and comfort systems: Repair and maintenance of the electrical systems for air conditioning, heating, ventilation, and other elements that affect passenger comfort.

Substation maintenance: On electrified train lines, technicians may also be responsible for the inspection of electrical substations that supply power to the line.

Installation and upgrading of electrical systems: Participating in the installation or modernization of electrical systems, such as software and hardware updates, to improve energy efficiency or implement new technologies.

What you'll get

Competitive market salary

Direct contract with the company.

Permanent contract

Multidisciplinary work team

Requirements

At least 1 year of experience in a similar position within the industrial, automotive, or railway sector.

Minimum training of a Vocational Training Certificate (Ciclo de Grado Medio) in Mechanics, Electromechanics, or similar.

Solid knowledge in mechanics and equipment maintenance.

Ability to work in a team and comply with safety protocols.

Interest and motivation to develop within the railway sector.

Availability to work in shifts (MORNING, AFTERNOON, AND NIGHT)