Technical Process Planner Maintenance (m/f/x)

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We are looking for you as an Technical Process Planner Maintenance in the Maintenance and Repair Planning department at our client Lufthansa Technik AG in Hamburg Fuhlsbüttel. In this role, you will be responsible for analyzing and optimizing technical processes and contributing to increased efficiency in equipment maintenance. Does this sound like a job where you can put your knowledge and experience to good use? Then we look forward to receiving your application!

The gross annual salary is between €40,600 and a maximum of €54,700, depending on qualifications. If you have already applied to ARTS, we look forward to working with you to find other suitable positions – there is no need to submit multiple applications.

Job details

Workplace: Hamburg Fuhlsbüttel

Occupational Area: Engineering / Manufacturing / Production

Contract: Temporary employment

Job-ID: 17686

Customer:

Tasks

• Analysis, updating, and standardization of maintenance and servicing programs based on technical documentation
• Coordination with internal specialist departments and external service providers
• Economic and technical evaluation of bids and performance of risk analyses (e.g., FMEA)
• Implementation of measures in SAP R/3
• Optimization of technical and economic processes in the area of T&E maintenance (e.g., tendering for external services, ensuring spare parts availability)

Qualifications

• Completed technical vocational training with additional qualification as a technician or master craftsman
• Excellent IT skills in MS Office and SAP R/3
• Experience in maintenance planning, maintenance strategies, and technical documentation is an advantage
• Knowledge of technical regulations (e.g., DGUV, DIN 31051) is desirable
• Knowledge of metalworking and business administration basics
• Business fluent English (at least C1) and good German (at least B2)
• Willingness to work in Germany and abroad and to undertake job-related further training
• A valid, unrestricted work permit for the European Union (no student visa) is essential