Together with your colleagues, you, as a Maintenance Technician, are responsible for keeping all machine lines and rolling stock operational. You resolve mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical faults on all equipment at the site, and in addition, you carry out modifications and repairs. It is your task to ensure that your colleagues can carry out their work with well-functioning and safe equipment.

With your technical background, you possess problem-solving skills, are good at planning, and have strong organisational talent. You actively.

As Technical Coordinator Maintenance, you are responsible for developing, optimising, and safeguarding the maintenance policy within the establishment. You ensure that installations, machines, and technical facilities are available to the maximum extent possible at minimum cost and risk.

You are the go-between for production, technical services, suppliers, and management. You analyse malfunctions, identify opportunities for improvement, and translate these into concrete maintenance strategies and technical projects.

Although you are regularly present on the work floor and work closely with the mechanics, your focus lies on coordination, optimisation, and structural improvements.

Working alongside your colleagues, you, as a Maintenance Technician, are responsible for keeping all machine lines and rolling stock operational. You will resolve mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical faults on all equipment at the site, as well as carrying out modifications, repairs, and overhauls. It is your job to ensure that your colleagues can carry out their work with properly functioning and safe equipment.

With your technical background, you possess problem-solving skills, are good at planning, and have strong organisational talent. You actively.

You will work both as part of a team and independently. You will work in an enthusiastic team where everyone likes to roll up their sleeves, is technically skilled and where there is always room for humour. Naturally, we expect the same from you!