Nuclear Mechanical Maintenance Team Lead

SIMIC; Camerana; On-site; EUR 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

SIMIC is seeking a skilled technician for the assembly, installation and maintenance of mechanical components on major industrial projects in the nuclear sector. You will align and level assemblies, perform controlled tightening, and conduct dimensional checks using precision measuring instruments.

You will ensure compliance with procedures, quality requirements and traceability, manage work documentation, inspect tools and materials, and monitor FME risks.

Qualifications

• Technical training in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, industrial engineering or maintenance.
• Experience in mechanical assembly/maintenance in industrial, energy or nuclear sectors.
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, diagrams, procedures and work instructions.
• Knowledge of mounting, disassembly, alignment and tightening of mechanical components; FME knowledge preferred.
• Willingness to work at construction sites in France.

Responsibilities

• Perform alignment and leveling, controlled tightening and dimensional checks.
• Use measuring instruments and tools to verify components meet specs.
• Identify mechanical anomalies and report non-conformities per procedures.
• Maintain traceability of activities and documents; ensure safety and quality.

Skills

Mechanical assembly

Quality control

Reading drawings

Teamwork

Safety compliance

Education

Vocational certificate/diploma in mechanical engineering or maintenance

Tools

Measuring instruments

Hand tools

Job description

SIMIC is seeking a skilled technician for the assembly, installation and maintenance of mechanical components on major industrial projects in the nuclear sector. You will align and level assemblies, perform controlled tightening, and conduct dimensional checks using precision measuring instruments.

You will ensure compliance with procedures, quality requirements and traceability, manage work documentation, inspect tools and materials, and monitor FME risks.