Troubleshooting Technician

About the job

You work on complex technical problems. As an experienced specialist, you are a point of reference for less experienced colleagues. This is a good next step for mechanics who have completed an mbo level 3 (Dutch vocational education, level 3) qualification in mechatronics or service and maintenance technology.

What you'll do

• Troubleshoot simple and complex faults and defects in rolling stock at depots and stations.
• Carry out technical inspections based on work orders and job descriptions.
• Diagnose faults and report them in the designated systems.
• Carry out repairs in consultation with internal specialists (MBN and PSC).
• Advise on whether to take rolling stock out of service or keep it running, based on guidelines and your own judgement.
• Signal operational problems and take action in response.
• Gather and interpret information from diagrams, manuals and technical drawings to determine the nature of a fault and the scope of the repair.
• Instruct and supervise assistant mechanics and apprentice mechanics, and check that they carry out their tasks correctly.

What we ask

• A completed mbo level 3 qualification in service and maintenance technology, mechatronics, electrical engineering or mechanical engineering (required). Candidates with a technical mbo level 3 diploma or higher are also welcome to apply.
• Documented VP certification (vakbekwaam persoon, meaning certified competent person).
• Relevant technical experience in diagnosing and resolving faults.
• Ability to pass on technical knowledge to colleagues.
• A proactive attitude and willingness to lead by example.
• Interest in solving complex technical problems.

What we offer

• Gross salary from €2,875.32 to €4,250.16 per month (scale 57) based on a 36-hour working week.
• Irregular hours allowance of up to €800 gross.
• 36-hour working week and a minimum of 181 hours of leave per year.
• Option to exchange 3 national public holidays for 3 non-national days off.
• 3% annual bonus, 8% vakantiegeld (holiday pay, a statutory Dutch supplement paid on top of your salary) and a good pension scheme.
• Free train travel in 2nd class. 1st class travel available for a small additional cost.
• Free off-peak train travel for your family.
• Discounts on European rail travel after 1 year of service.
• Opportunities for professional development and training.
• Cafeteria plan with options such as a bike scheme, additional pension contributions or extra leave days.
• Access to job-related training and courses.
• Work in Roosendaal at Servicebedrijf, in a team with a good atmosphere.
• Irregular schedule: early shift (07:00-15:30), late shift (14:45-23:15), night shift (22:30-07:00) and weekends.

How to apply

Register using the application form on our website.