Electrical Maintenance Operator (M/F) - Maceira and Pataias Factories

Do you like electricity and instrumentation and want to work with large-scale industrial equipment?

Whether you are starting your career or already have experience in maintenance, we are looking for Electrical and Instrumentation Maintenance Operators to reinforce our teams in Maceira and Pataias.

Here, maintenance is not just repairing when something breaks down. The goal is to know the equipment, anticipate problems, and ensure they continue to operate safely and reliably.

You will work on the electrical, instrumentation, and automation systems that run furnaces, mills, crushers, conveyors, and fans and, on a daily basis:

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance work on electrical and instrumentation equipment;

• Inspect equipment and identify anomalies or needs for intervention;

• Work with motors, electrical panels, motor control centers (MCC), and variable speed drives;

• Install, calibrate, and verify field instrumentation, such as pressure, temperature, level, and flow transmitters, gas analyzers, dosing scales, and control valves;

• Participate in automation work (PLC), electrical measurements, and equipment lockout/tagout;

• Test equipment after interventions and help identify the causes of breakdowns.

• 12th grade in a technical-professional course in Electricity, Electrotechnics, Electronics, Instrumentation, Automation, Mechatronics, or similar;

• Knowledge of electrical or instrumentation maintenance and reading of electrical and instrumentation diagrams;

• A liking for practical work and a willingness to learn;

• Commitment to safety;

• Availability for [shifts / schedule + on-call duty];

• Industrial experience and knowledge of PLCs, variable speed drives, instrument calibration, or medium voltage are valued, but not mandatory;

• Legal eligibility to work in Portugal, under current legislation.

Never worked in the cement industry? It is not a problem. You will have guidance from day one by experienced professionals, who will help you get to know the equipment, the process, and the reality of the factory.

Additionally, you will have:

• Technical training and on-the-job learning;

• Contact with large-scale industrial equipment and new technologies;

• Tools and protective equipment provided by Secil;

• Possibility to grow and take on new responsibilities within the Maintenance area.

If you like understanding how electrical systems, instrumentation, and machines work, solving problems, and learning on the job, we want to meet you.

Apply and come be part of our Maintenance teams.