Heavy Electrical Technician

• * Ensure machines are in perfect working order
• * Perform inspection of short-term rentals
• * Search for spare parts in POL
• * Diagnose and identify malfunctions (electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical)
• * Read and understand electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic diagrams
• * Diagnose and solve malfunctions independently
• * Carry out jobs independently after receiving the necessary instructions
• * Prepare a complete condition report without assistance
• * Based on the condition report, search for spare parts and include working hours for an accurate quotation
• * Perform small welding tasks
• * Carry out final inspections after repairs
• * Communicate effectively with customers and colleagues, complete service reports correctly, and include the necessary photos
• * Provide occasional support to the field service team, for this a driver’s license is needed
• * Leave the workshop clean and tidy
• * Perform all tasks independently

Different machines:

• * Terminal tractors: Used for container handling in ports.
• * RoRo & industrial tractors: Designed for roll-on/roll-off operations and industrial applications.
• * Low cab tractors: Optimized for low-clearance environments.
• * Body carriers: For transporting various bodies in industrial settings.
• * Container carriers: Specialized in handling containers.
• * Road rail tractors: Vehicles capable of operating on both roads and rail tracks.
• * Other vehicles: Including Terberg Kinglifter truck-mounted forklifts and waste collection equipment.
• * Working on E-vehicles: Electrical vehicles