Bus Mechanic

Your Responsibilities

• Independently perform both simple and complex mechanical and electrical repairs and installations on buses.
• Carry out preventive maintenance and diagnostics.
• Report all maintenance and repair work accurately using the company's garage application.
• Take the lead when necessary and provide support and guidance to fellow technicians.
• Participate in technical training courses provided by various bus manufacturers.

You have a solid technical background in vehicle mechanics.

You have knowledge of vehicle electronics and can read electrical diagrams.

You are passionate about technology and work accurately, safely, and independently.

You hold a technical secondary education (TSO) diploma in Automotive Technology or have equivalent experience.

You are proactive, able to identify technical issues, and find effective solutions.

You communicate well in English, Dutch, or French.

Experience with the maintenance of suspension systems, brakes, filters, and general vehicle servicing is required.

Experience working on trucks is an advantage; experience with buses is even better.

A Category B driving licence is considered an asset, as occasional roadside assistance may be required.

What We Offer

• A stable, long-term position with a reputable transport company.
• Varied and challenging work in a modern workshop.
• A friendly and supportive working environment where experienced colleagues will help you during your onboarding.
• Opportunities for professional training and career development.
• Punctual and correct salary payments.
• Working hours starting at 8:00 AM, with an average of 7.6 working hours per day.
• Overtime is generally not expected, although some flexibility on Fridays may occasionally be required.
• Meal vouchers worth €4.72 per working day.

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