As a trailer mechanic, you are responsible for carrying out maintenance on trailers, semi-trailers, and flatbelted trailers above 7.5 tons (no small trailers), preparing them for inspection, and conducting inspections. Your tasks also include repairs such as lighting, construction, loading ramps, etc. Very important to know is that you will not be working with engines.
Offer
You will end up in a family business in which the managers are on the work floor to maintain a connection with the work and to ensure that work orders leave the workshop with the highest quality. You will be trained to become the absolute best in your field. On top of that you will receive a good salary, supplemented with meal vouchers of €8 per day worked. You work in an early (7 a.m. - 5 p.m.) and a late (9 a.m. - 7 p.m.) shift, which means you will also get overtime. These shifts change every week. Overtime is paid at 150%.
Social security:- Holiday pay
- End-of-year bonus
- Retirement contribution
- Child benefit
- Medical insurance
- Workplace accident insurance
After finding a good job for you, we will ensure a nice stay in Belgium. Once in Belgium you can count on personal help from our coordinator and job coaches. With the 'MyAxintor app' we inform you during the cooperation about everything you need to know.
- Correct weekly payment in line with Belgian regulations
- Comfortable accommodation
- Friendly onboarding
- A job coach who speaks your language
- A coordinator for support with smooth integration
Requirements
You have experience as a mechanic and therefore have knowledge in mechanics, basic electricity, etc. You are also willing to learn a lot and speak good English so that you can communicate well with your colleagues.- Driver License: B
- Working experience: Less than 2 years
Specifications
- Sector: Automotive sector
- Job domain: Car industry
- Function: Trailer mechanic
- Location: Wevelgem
- Regime: Day work
- Duration of employment: Full time
- Statute: Blue-collar worker
- Hours each week: 38
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