trailertechnieker

Performing maintenance services and repairs on trailers, refrigerated semi-trailers, and trailersInspecting and repairing braking systems (air brakes, ABS/EBS), suspensions, and axlesResolving electrical faults, including lighting, wiring, and connectorsPerforming welding and construction work on chassis and superstructuresInspecting and replacing tires and wheelsRepairing loading doors, loading floors, bulkheads, and other body partsTesting systems after repair and ensuring proper functioningComplying with safety and quality regulationsReporting performed work and any defects to the responsible personCollaborating with workshop colleagues and, if necessary, informing drivers about performed work Meal vouchersEco vouchersLarge, international companyA training program (Mechanic Academy) through which you become a trailer mechanic in ~9 months, paid during the training Thorough knowledge of mechanics, electricity, pneumatics, and hydraulicsAbility to work independently and accuratelyTechnical insight and problem-solving skillsWillingness to learn and further trainPossession of a category B driving license is an advantage