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Skilled Production Operator (Industrial Sector)

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About the role

We are looking to hire a Skilled Production Operator specialized in mechatronics or electricity. In this role, you will be a fundamental pillar in ensuring the correct operation, adjustment, and efficiency of automated assembly lines. If you have industrial technical training and wish to develop your talent in a leading company that bets on technology and precision, this is your opportunity.

What you'll do

Operate and supervise automated and semi-automated production lines.

Perform adjustments, settings, and first-level preventive maintenance on the machinery and facilities of the position.

Diagnose and resolve minor technical incidents in the electrical and mechatronic systems of the line.

Carry out rigorous quality controls on the product and the assembly process.

Collaborate with the maintenance and engineering teams to optimize cycle times and processes.

What we're looking for

Academic training: Intermediate or Higher Vocational Training Cycle in Industrial Mechatronics, Electricity and Electronics, Electromechanical Maintenance, or equivalent qualification.

Nice to have

Experience: Previous experience in automated manufacturing lines will be positively valued, preferably within the automotive sector or manufacturing industry.

What you'll get

Technological environment: Opportunity to work with state-of-the-art industrial equipment in the automotive sector.

How you'll work

Availability: Ability to work in rotating shifts (morning, afternoon, and night) from Monday to Friday.

Working day: From Monday to Friday, allowing for work-life balance with the weekend.

Schedule flexibility: Organization in rotating morning, afternoon, or night shifts.

Benefits and conditions

Weekly contracts with the possibility of renewal.

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