Service Technician - Full-time
Machine translation — original language: Dutch.Show original
3 reasons to choose this job
- Lots of variety
- Small family business
- Difference between private individuals and industry
This is what your job looks like
As a service technician, you ensure that vacuum systems are correctly installed, maintained, and repaired at customers' sites and can function reliably again.
- You perform breakdowns and repairs on domestic and primarily industrial vacuum systems.
- You install new systems and correctly connect, among other things, sockets, hoses, pipes, and lines.
- You replace defective parts such as motors, modules, and filters and perform the necessary checks.
- You work on piping and replace couplings, hoses, and pipes where necessary.
What you need for the job
- You have a technical background in electricity. This is important for the position.
- You are technically skilled and have a true "handy Harry" mentality.
- You possess a driving license B. A driving license BE is an extra asset.
- You are willing to work both on-site at customers and in the workshop.
- You can manage in French or English.
- You are flexible and have no problem with varying assignments.
The ideal colleague is...
- You have a good electrical foundation and are curious about how technical installations work.
- You are practical-minded: you see a problem and look for a solution.
- You are independent enough to analyze problems and perform repairs at customers' sites.
- You are a team player who communicates smoothly with colleagues.
- You love variety: one day a breakdown at a customer, the next day an installation or technical work in the workshop.
Contact person
Listed by the employer in the job posting — for questions and your application.
- MICHELINE VAN THUYNE003292418793