This job is in the Netherlands

We are looking for skilled first automotive mechanics to work in different companies throughout Holland. The companies are as large as big dealerships to small garages or family garages.

Your job

As a first automotive technician, also known as a lead mechanic or automotive engineer, you are an experienced professional in the automotive industry. You have the responsibility for performing complex repairs, diagnosing vehicle issues, and conducting routine maintenance. You possess in-depth knowledge of automotive mechanics and electronic systems.

You ensure safety and quality in your work, ensuring that all tasks comply with the relevant standards and regulations. You play a crucial role in maintaining the efficiency and reliability of vehicles, ultimately ensuring customer satisfaction.

Your profile

• Communicative English or German: one of our colleagues will call you to talk about different topics related to being a car mechanic. If you can talk about these topics, your English or German is pretty good.
• European passport and driver’s licence;
• Experience as a mechanic;
• You are a team player;
• You have a good sense of quality.

Offer:

The salary which you will receive will be between €600 up to €750 net per week. This depends on your educational background and relevant work experience. Of course, if you earn more and work more than 40 hours per week, your net salary will be higher.

●                If you perform like expected you will receive a permanent contract;

●                Paid weekly;

●                Challenging work for at least 38/40 hours per week;

●                Transport to work;

●                Build up a minimum of 20 paid vacation days per year;

●                Dutch contract with pension;

●                Accommodation of shared housing included (you have your own room), in standard to Dutch law (SNF certificate);

Relocation program

Our client offers candidates from abroad a relocation program so that you are fully supported in the move to and integration in the Netherlands. They will assist you with the following:

• Providing you with a place to live nearby the site
• Applying for the BSN number (social security number) at the Dutch tax office

Applying for the Dutch health insurance

Location: The Netherlands

Are you a technical professional with a sharp eye for safety and reliability? In this role, you'll be responsible for maintaining modern vehicles used in public transport. From scheduled inspections to urgent breakdowns — you ensure everything keeps running smoothly, whether on the road, rail, or water. A meaningful job with technical challenges and plenty of variety.

Specialize in What Fits You Best

Choose the type of vehicle that suits your interests and experience:

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Waterborne Transport

Maintain modern ferries or passenger boats with both traditional and electric propulsion. You’ll handle propulsion, steering, and onboard electrical systems.

Your job

As a maintenance engineer, you’ll independently carry out technical work on public transport vehicles, including:

• Performing scheduled maintenance based on established protocols
• Repairing components or systems that frequently malfunction
• Diagnosing issues reported on-site or in the workshop
• Making autonomous decisions within technical guidelines

Your profile

• You currently work as a car mechanic, electrician, or service technician and are ready for your next career step
• You’re looking for job security, professional facilities, and long-term growth opportunities
• You want to do work that truly matters — keeping vehicles safe and running for thousands of passengers daily
• You have an MBO level 3 diploma (or equivalent) in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics, or a related field
• A few years of experience in technical maintenance or vehicle engineering
• A valid B-class driver’s license (C-class is a plus — training can be provided)
• You’re independent, solution-oriented, and quality-driven
• You have a good command of English

What we offer 

• Monthly gross salary between €2,450 and €3,550 (based on a 36-hour week), depending on experience
• Shift allowances and fixed technical bonus schemes
• 13th month, 8% holiday pay, sustainable employability bonus, and excellent pension plan
• Commuting allowance or free use of public transport
• 21 vacation days (full-time) with the option to purchase more
• Health insurance compensation and access to a wide range of training programs
• Career growth opportunities toward specialist, technical planner, or leadership roles