This international production company is one of the largest producers of sustainable cardboard packaging worldwide. From over 200 production locations, packaging is produced daily for the food industry, e-commerce, and industrial applications, among others. Innovation, sustainability, and automation are central to their operations. The production site features a versatile machine park combining modern production lines with existing installations.
The Technical Service department consists of 10 technicians in day shifts (5 mechanical, 5 electrical) and 3 technicians in rotating shifts. You will work independently and closely with an electrical colleague, jointly responsible for a specific part of the factory.
What you do
As a mechanical specialist, you are responsible for a fixed part of the factory, such as a corrugated cardboard machine. The focus is on preventive maintenance, inspections, and improving the technical condition of the machine park.
- Perform preventive & corrective maintenance on production machines and installations
- Conduct inspection rounds and identify deviations
- Overhaul and replace bearings, couplings, motors, and hydraulic components
- Perform larger mechanical work, such as replacing shafts up to 8 meters and machine parts
- Analyze wear and technical deviations to prevent malfunctions
- Register activities and maintenance plans in SAP/CMMS
- Collaborate with your electrical colleague on a specific part of the factory
- Contribute to technical improvements and optimization of maintenance
- Order necessary parts for maintenance work yourself
What they ask
- Technical education in Mechanical Engineering, Maritime
- Experience with mechanical maintenance in a production environment
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
- Willingness to work one Saturday per month
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