Description
Key Responsibilities:
1. Electrical Work: Operate machinery (e.g., cranes, container systems), connect them to trucks, or conduct full electrical installations. Work ranges from basic to extensive electrical setups.
2. Welding and Assembly: Perform construction tasks, prepare your work independently (cutting sheets, drilling, bending, etc.), and assemble/weld components on trucks using semi-automatic machinery.
Company
About Our Client:
They specialize in fitting van and truck bodies, partnering with the largest manufacturer in Benelux for refrigerated and freezer bodies for trucks, trailers, and semi-trailers.
Profile
Ideal Candidate Profile:
* Passionate about the automotive industry, trucks, mechanics, and electronics
* Capable of working independently and as part of a team
* Proficient in Dutch or English
* Holds a Category B driving license (preferred)
* Eager to learn, solve problems, and face diverse projects
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Our client welcomes both experienced professionals and newcomers in the electromechanics field. Don’t miss the chance to bring fresh energy and innovative solutions to their team!
Offer
Join Our Client’s Team!
Our client is a family-owned company renowned for their expertise, innovation, and team spirit. They are seeking a passionate electromechanic to develop their cutting-edge technological projects.
Why Work With Our Client?
* Dynamic Projects: Engage in challenging tasks that offer daily new opportunities.
* Attractive Remuneration: Competitive salary based on your experience, with additional benefits such as meal vouchers and hospital insurance.
* Extra Days Off: Benefit from extra vacation days and a supportive workplace environment.
* Skill Development: Grow your skills within a professional and friendly team, where learning and enjoyment go hand in hand.
Work Schedule:
* Merchtem: 40 hours/week (8:00-16:30, 30-minute break), with 12 extra vacation days beyond the 20 statutory days.
* Ghent: 39 hours/week (8:00-16:45, 45-minute break, Fridays until 15:45), with 6 extra vacation days beyond the 20 statutory days.