As a car damage technician, you have a clear goal in mind: to ensure that cars leave the workshop in top condition. Your work is extra fun because you make a lot of difference and get results from what you do.

Main responsibilities

• Carrying out bodywork and sheet metal work
• Both dismantling and assembly work
• Repairing and repairing damage, according to the manufacturer's instructions
• Straightening of vehicles using measurement and targeting systems
• Diagnosing and calibrating ADAS systems
• Ensuring that our customer can demonstrably get back on the road safely after repair

As a bus mechanic you are the expert in the field of all maintenance and repair work on buses. In addition, you make diagnoses and you are able to independently perform the resulting activities. In this way, you efficiently ensure that the customer's vehicle is back in top condition.

The most beautiful cars drive into your workshop, from C-Class to Sprinter. It's time to take a look under the hood or perform periodic maintenance because your customers come to you with a wide range of requests, from an APK inspection to a set of winter tires. It gets really interesting when you get to work on the more complex technical parts of the car. In a Mercedes, all parts are carefully designed, from engine management to the Intelligent Drive system.

You work from a hypermodern workshop on perhaps the most beautiful cars driving in the Netherlands. Cars that require attention and careful handling. That's something you can handle. In the workshop, you work with a number of colleague mechanics and are supervised by the workshop manager.

You perform inspections and tests and from there, you diagnose issues. You are not afraid to perform repairs and maintenance on different models or install accessories in new or existing cars.