As a Service Technician, you will work on the electrical installations of bridges, locks, tunnels, and traffic systems in North Holland. Your tasks include preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, and the installation of instrumentation and control systems, as well as participating in on-call shifts.
Job description
As a Service Technician, you will work on unique infrastructure projects focused on the electrical installations of bridges, locks, tunnels, and other traffic systems in the North Holland region. You start your day by heading out in your well-equipped company vehicle to various locations to perform maintenance. The objects you work on are spread throughout the region—often even close to where you live! Every day is unique, making this role varied and challenging.
Your responsibilities:
- Performing preventive and/or corrective maintenance on electrotechnical installations;
- Identifying, analyzing, and resolving (complex) malfunctions;
- Carrying out repairs and/or modifications based on inspections;
- Installing and configuring instrumentation and/or control systems;
- Willingness to participate in on-call (standby) shifts.
Job requirements
- A completed MBO Level 3 or 4 degree in Electrical Engineering;
- Ability to resolve malfunctions independently;
- Possession of a VCA certificate and NEN 3140 certification (or willingness to obtain them);
- Previous work experience as an Electrical (Service) Technician;
- A strong interest in infrastructure and water projects, such as bridges, locks, tunnels, and traffic control systems;
- Energetic attitude, strong communication skills with clients and colleagues, and a confident personality.
What we offer
- A salary between €2,700 and €3,600 gross per month based on experience, excluding holiday pay;
- Prospects for a permanent contract based on good performance;
- 38 days off (including 13 ADV days) based on full-time employment;
- Pension scheme;
- A pleasant work environment and great colleagues;
- A lot of opportunities for career growth and further education.
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