Train Maintenance Mechanic

About the job

As a train maintenance mechanic, you make sure important train components are in good technical condition. You work in a workshop where you combine hands-on work with careful inspections. You work on brake systems and mechanical parts, making sure they meet the required standards after a service or repair.

What you'll do

• Disassembly and cleaning: carefully taking apart components, cleaning them, and preparing them for inspection or repair.
• Inspection and reporting: checking components for wear, damage, and other issues, and recording your findings.
• Overhaul and repair: doing the technical work needed to bring parts back to the required quality standard.
• Following technical procedures: working according to work descriptions, instructions, and procedures.
• Safe working: following health and safety rules and helping to keep the workplace safe and clean.

What we ask

• A technical education or experience in technical service work.
• Accuracy and attention to quality.
• Ability to work according to written instructions and procedures.
• Availability to work 36 to 40 hours per week.

What we offer

• Gross salary: €2,800 to €3,600 per month.
• Long-term permanent contract.
• Working hours: 36 to 40 hours per week.
• Travel allowance: €0.23 per kilometre, no maximum.
• 25 vacation days per year plus 8.33% vakantiegeld (holiday allowance, a statutory annual bonus).
• A well-organised pension scheme.
• Free parking on site.

How to apply

Submit your application using the form on our website.