Troubleshooting Technician ( 5-shift rotation ) / Maintenance Technician ( Day shift )

• Completed technical education at least at level 3.

• Work experience in the field of mechanical engineering and/or electrical engineering in a similar position.

• A team player mentality but also capable of working independently.

• Good oral and written communication skills, in both Dutch and English.

• A growing organization where much is invested in new technologies;

• Many opportunities to grow and further develop yourself;

• An excellent package of employment conditions:

• Troubleshooting technician (5-shift): in addition to your base salary, including: 30.8% shift allowance, 8.33% holiday allowance, 4% end-of-year bonus, the pension premium paid by the employer, 22 vacation days.

• Maintenance technician (day shift): in addition to your base salary, including: 8.33% holiday allowance, 4% end-of-year bonus, the pension premium paid by the employer, 25 vacation days and 9 ATV days.

• We have bi-weekly product sales with significant discounts for our employees.

With us, you can work as either a maintenance technician (day shift) or as a troubleshooting technician (5-shift)! As a technician, you are responsible for corrective or preventive maintenance at one of our new or existing locations at the Kruiningen site. In this role, you will perform maintenance and repair work on our advanced machine park to ensure an efficient and safe production process. Due to a wide range of technology and automation, we are looking for both electrical and mechanical colleagues, such as refrigeration technology, steam technology (boilers), and precision mechanics. In addition to your own commitment and skills, you will be assisted by fellow technicians from your own team and external parties to resolve bottlenecks accurately and efficiently. Furthermore, you are responsible for the administration of the completed work orders and materials used.

• Performing corrective and preventive maintenance on the machine park.

• Investigating and thinking about the origin of bottlenecks, and resolving cause and effect.

• Carrying out the administration related to the work order process and the materials used.