Technician Emra
EMRA Technician for inspection, maintenance, and breakdown services of electrical and PLC installations.
Requires MBO-4 Electrical Engineering and VCA certificate.
Works in a maintenance team that performs preventive and corrective maintenance at multiple locations.
Description
As an EMRA technician, you make a significant contribution to the optimal operation of the installation and directly contribute to the mission of viewing waste as a valuable raw material for a circular economy. You work within the maintenance department, focusing on resolving (complex) malfunctions and optimizing maintenance. A good atmosphere and job satisfaction are frequently cited by employees as reasons for working at the organization.
Job requirements
Completed technical education at MBO level 4 (Electrical Engineering) or you are in the final stages. In possession of a VCA certificate.
Tasks
- Inspect and maintain electrical, measurement and control systems, and PLC installations to ensure quality, usability, and service life.
- Monitoring and follow-up of the preventive maintenance plan in the SAP system.
- Performing tasks independently, preparing tasks together with colleagues, and coordinating the execution.
- Participation in the breakdown service; periodically you are on call for a full week to resolve urgent breakdowns.
- Together with the team, be responsible for preventive and corrective maintenance and maintaining the quality of electrical installation components.
Working conditions
A good leave scheme with the option to purchase additional leave hours. A personal benefits budget and a flexibility budget that you can spend as you see fit. Development and career advancement opportunities with the freedom to advance yourself; an internal Academy with e-learnings relevant to the position. A Fit & Vital program to support sustainable employability. Discounts on health insurance and private insurance. A good pension.
Description of the organization
The organization is working to no longer view waste as waste, but as a valuable raw material for a circular economy. Work is being done on waste processing and energy from waste, and products such as LDPE regranulate and MPO regranulate are purchased. The organization has approximately 18 locations in the Netherlands and about 800 employees. Atmosphere and job satisfaction are often cited by employees as reasons for working there. The activities include, among other things, post-separation plants, including a plant in Wijster.