Trailer Mechanic - 54 hours per week

You know what's going on before you've picked up a spanner. As an experienced Trailer Mechanic, you work at a professional independent workshop in Veghel on the maintenance and repair of trucks, trailers, and semi-trailers of all brands. Versatile work, a fixed high hourly wage, and a structured 54 hours per week.

You will be working at a specialized and independent truck and trailer workshop in Veghel. The company performs maintenance, repairs, and inspections on trucks, trailers, and semi-trailers of all brands - from Scania and DAF to Volvo, Mercedes, and MAN. Not tied to a single dealer, but widely applicable for a diverse customer base ranging from small transporters to large fleet companies.

The workshop has five passages and works with specialized mechanics and a well-thought-out schedule. There is also a 24-hour breakdown service. It is an informal, professional environment where craftsmanship is valued and where you as a mechanic take direct responsibility.

As a Trailer Mechanic, you are responsible for independently diagnosing and resolving faults and defects in trailers and semi-trailers. You perform maintenance tasks and MOT inspections, change brake pads and discs, repair axles, suspension, and steering systems, and work on electrical systems such as ABS/EBS and lighting. Additionally, you carry out complete overhauls and are capable of resolving breakdowns on-site.

Welding is a strong asset - aluminum and MIG/MAG welding are common in the workshop. The workweek is structurally 54 hours, with working hours from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and Saturday, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, paid according to weekly remuneration as per the Motor Vehicle Industry Collective Labor Agreement.

Tasks:

• Performing periodic maintenance: changing oil, replacing filters, changing brake pads and discs
• Diagnosing and resolving mechanical faults in axles, suspension, coupling, and brake systems
• Conducting electrical diagnoses on ABS/EBS, lighting, lift axle faults, and other electrical components
• Performing MOT inspections and complete overhauls
• Performing welding where necessary (aluminum or MIG/MAG)

• Proven work experience as a trailer mechanic, truck mechanic, or in a similar technical role
• Experience performing periodic maintenance — changing oil, replacing filters, changing brake pads and discs
• Knowledge of mechanical systems such as axles, suspension, clutch, and brake systems
• Familiarity with electrical diagnosis and faults in ABS/EBS and lighting is a plus
• Welding experience (aluminum or MIG/MAG) is a strong plus
• Willing to work structurally 54 hours per week
• Good command of the Dutch and/or English language

• Gross hourly wage of €20,00
• 54 hours per week, working hours Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM, Sat 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
• A surcharge of 28.5% for the first two overtime hours per day and 47% surcharge for all hours thereafter (€25.70 - €29.40 per hour)
• Weekly payment
• 8% holiday allowance (paid weekly)
• Travel allowance of €0.23 per km
• Weekly payment
• 24 vacation days per year (based on full-time)
• Pension accrual: 23.4% of the pensionable salary

Extra services (optional):

• Housing with private bedroom possible
• Health insurance possible