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Boliden is a high-tech metal company with its own mines and smelters that works long-term to ensure society's access to base and precious metals. For a century, our work has been part of the value chains that have shaped modern society. At Boliden, we know that the metals we mine and make available will play a crucial role in the future - what matters is how we produce them. Join us and drive change for future generations.

Your role:

As a production engineer, you will belong to the Dams and Water Management department, an important part of our work with dam safety issues, operation of the Ryllshyttemagasinet, as well as water management and water treatment. You will play a central role in our daily operations and be part of a team working on technical and process-related issues.

The dams are continuously being built and developed, giving you the opportunity to participate in development projects as a technician. You and your team will work together to support operations and take responsibility for developing and improving the facilities. Your passion for continuous improvement and your technical expertise will be key to driving and implementing effective solutions.

Responsibilities: As a production engineer, you will be part of our team and be responsible for ensuring efficient and safe operation of our water treatment plants and dams. Your main responsibilities include:

• Maintenance and operation: Responsible for daily support to operations and maintenance as well as participating in the optimization of the water treatment plants and instrumentation.
• Troubleshooting and repair: Identify and resolve technical issues and downtime in the facilities.
• Process monitoring: Monitor and analyze processes and instruments and ensure that the water treatment plants and dams meet all environmental and quality requirements.
• Technical support: Provide technical support and guidance to other departments and train staff as needed.
• Safety and environment: Work to maintain and follow safety and environmental regulations to ensure a sustainable and safe working environment.
• Reporting: Document workflows, results, and incidents and follow up relevant KPIs to ensure continuous improvement.

Qualifications:

• Relevant technical education, e.g., engineer, production technician, or similar.
• Experience working with water treatment and/or dams is an advantage.
• Practical experience in maintenance, troubleshooting, and operation of technical systems.
• Ability to work both independently and in a team.
• Good problem-solving skills and analytical thinking.
• Swedish and English in writing and speaking.
• Document management such as Excel, Word, and Boliden's internal systems.
• Driver's license B is required.

Personal qualities:

• Responsible and meticulous.
• Ability to handle stressful situations and quickly find solutions.
• Good communication skills and willingness to collaborate.
• Interest in technology and processes related to water treatment and dams.

We offer:

• An exciting and varied job in a growing company.
• Opportunities for further education and skills development.
• A dynamic team with a good working environment.

Why work with us:

At Boliden, we believe in promoting a workplace where courage, care, and responsibility are central to everything we do. We offer a workplace where we believe in collaboration and where your contributions will have a direct impact on future generations. We are a company made up of responsible and creative people who all work towards the same vision; to become the most sustainable and respected metal supplier in the world.

Apply today to be part of something truly meaningful! We encourage you to write a personal letter.

Want to know more about the role? Contact me, Patrik Lundin, at patrik.lundin@boliden.com. Questions about the application can be answered by our Talent Acquisition Partner, Jessica Grönwall, at jessica.gronwall@ext.boliden.com.

Union information can be obtained from Kent Hedin, Ledarna, 0225-369 50, Jacob Wallén, Unionen, 0225-362 62, Morvan Derrien, SACO, 070-209 05 63.

Application deadline: May 9, 2025