.The Maintenance Technician carries out maintenance and repair work to electrical and/or mechanical installations or equipment (such as production machinery, rotating equipment, electrical installations, transport systems, buildings, facilities, and constructions), so that technical assignments are carried out on time, safely, and according to specifications in order to support the optimal running of production. The Maintenance Technician operates within a production/technical department, focusing on the execution of preventive and corrective maintenance. The main purpose of the job is to prevent any malfunction of the equipment, apparatus, machinery, or systems used in the production process. The Maintenance Technician may also support other facilities than production, such as R&D laboratories, office facilities, and technical buildings (utilities) and systems for logistics and storage. The job involves troubleshooting to keep the production process running and performing tasks to prevent future disturbances. The job may be limited to one technical discipline (such as construction, mechanical, rotating, electrical) or may require a broader skill set, allowing the Maintenance Technician to handle issues in related technical areas. Depending on the size of the facility, the number of Maintenance Technicians may vary in technical disciplines and expertise levels. At the highest job level, the "all-round" Maintenance Technician is capable of troubleshooting and solving technical issues in an expert role. Job Description: Inspections and Preventive/Planned Maintenance: Checks and assesses the condition of handling equipment, pneumatic and/or mechanical/electrical systems, and installations based on maintenance schedules/checklists. Restores imminent defects and performs corrective maintenance activities arising from inspections (according to schedule). Signals potential flaws to the superior with details of the nature and severity, proposing solutions to avoid future or recurring problems. Orders spare parts and materials for maintenance. Works on planned maintenance activities of more extensive and/or complex nature (i.E., during maintenance stops) and may supervise technicians of third parties. Malfunctions and Defects/Repairs: Troubleshoots malfunctions and defects in equipment, machinery, measuring and control systems, and other parts of the installation. Assesses the nature and extent of the problem and determines whether immediate repair is necessary or possible. Performs emergency repairs, disassembles equipment/machinery, and makes necessary repairs/changes. Performs more extensive repairs at scheduled times based on prepared planning and instructions. Works with colleagues on jobs of more extensive and/or complex nature and may supervise technicians of third parties. Modifications and Improvements: Carries out modifications and overhaul work based on work orders and/or instructions from the supervisor