Automation technician
Do you love structure, clarity, and a job where you truly feel at home? Then this is for you. You will join a warm family business with more than 500 colleagues working together as one cohesive team. The atmosphere is positive, no-nonsense, and everyone helps each other. You will primarily work with Dutch-speaking colleagues and support mainly NL customers (80%) and a small portion of FR customers (20%). From day one, you will receive a careful and friendly onboarding, so you know what to expect, who to approach, and how everything works.
What will you do? In this role, you will assist customers with technical questions or problems regarding automation. You will ensure calm, clarity, and a reliable approach. Your tasks include:
- Supporting customers with problems regarding both old and new automation projects.
- Calling in remotely to resolve malfunctions via PLC or supervision systems.
- Reading and understanding electrical diagrams.
- Collaborating with a team of breakdown and maintenance technicians who strengthen each other's strengths and follow up on installations throughout their entire life cycle.
Where will you work? You will work in a warm, structured environment where stability and collaboration are central. Colleagues are ready to help you, and from the start, you will receive clear explanations, coaching, and a pleasant welcome. Here, you can count on respect, purpose, security, and a job you can be proud of. You are a perfect fit if you:
- Already have experience as an automation technician.
- Are stress-resistant and can remain calm when it is busy.
- Are willing to travel abroad occasionally.
- Can work independently, but also enjoy being able to rely on colleagues.
- Have knowledge of PLC programming.
- Have a degree in electromechanics/automation, or equivalent experience.
- Know basic French and English or are eager to receive internal training.
- Are willing to participate in the on-call service (1x/month weekend + after office hours).
Contact person
Listed by the employer in the job posting — for questions and your application.
- Maugane Masschelein