电气技术员
Company
Jiangsu Beiren Smart Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd
Location
Puebla
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
6 days ago
Via
via LinkedIn
Job Description
Electrical Technician
• Assemble electrical cabinets or supervise assembly work undertaken by external suppliers.
• Inspect and take full responsibility for the quality of product wiring.
• Assemble and test electrical control boxes for fixtures.
• Arrange and manage all electrical control signals during system setup.
• Save resources and manufacturing costs, use tools and consumables rationally to reduce production expenses.
• Perform routine maintenance on borrowed tools, and keep drawings, documents and customer property properly.
• Complete electrical disconnection and packaging of products before delivery.
• Follow supervisors' work arrangements and ensure tasks are completed with guaranteed quality and quantity.
Fluent in English and Spanish
• Assemble electrical cabinets or supervise assembly work undertaken by external suppliers.
• Inspect and take full responsibility for the quality of product wiring.
• Assemble and test electrical control boxes for fixtures.
• Arrange and manage all electrical control signals during system setup.
• Save resources and manufacturing costs, use tools and consumables rationally to reduce production expenses.
• Perform routine maintenance on borrowed tools, and keep drawings, documents and customer property properly.
• Complete electrical disconnection and packaging of products before delivery.
• Follow supervisors' work arrangements and ensure tasks are completed with guaranteed quality and quantity.
Fluent in English and Spanish
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Electrician Jobs
What is the minimum daily wage for electricians in Mexico starting January 2026?
According to CONASAMI, the general minimum wage in Mexico is 312.00 MXN per day as of January 1 2026. Electricians classified under skilled trades receive this base rate with mandatory overtime at 2 times the rate after 8 hours. Employers must also provide IMSS registration and profit sharing of at least 10 percent of profits.
How many hours per week can an electrician legally work in Mexico and what leave is required?
The Federal Labor Law sets a maximum of 48 hours per week for electricians with at least one full rest day. Workers receive 12 days of paid vacation after the first year plus an additional vacation bonus of 25 percent of salary. Maternity leave is 84 days fully paid through IMSS.
What license or certification is mandatory for electricians in Mexico in 2026?
Electricians must hold a valid licencia de instalador eléctrico issued by the Dirección General de Normas after passing the NOM-001-SEDE-2012 exam. The certification is valid for 5 years and requires renewal with proof of 40 hours of continuing education. Without this license employers face fines up to 5000 times the daily minimum wage.
What documents are required to apply for an electrician job through the Mexican employment service in 2026?
Applicants must submit a valid CURP, official ID, proof of technical high school diploma or CONOCER certificate, and the electrical installer license. The Servicio Nacional de Empleo requires these documents uploaded to the Chamba platform before any interview can be scheduled.
