Are you the new
Heavy Equipment Mechanic

For this position, we are looking for someone who is ready for a new
challenge within an ambitious organisation. In this vacancy, you will read more
on the role, the working environment and why this move may be of interest to
your next career move.

Heavy Equipment Mechanic

What will you do?

In this role, you will be working on large and specialist equipment within the concrete and construction sectors. You will ensure that lorries, concrete pumps and other machines continue to operate reliably, both in the workshop and on site. No two days are the same: one day you’ll be carrying out maintenance, the next you’ll be troubleshooting a fault or working on a major repair. You’ll be working in a technical environment where craftsmanship, innovation and teamwork are key.

  • Carrying out preventive maintenance on lorries, concrete pumps and specialist machinery
  • Identifying and resolving mechanical and electrical faults
  • Carrying out repair and modification work
  • Working on equipment both at the site and at project locations
  • Contributing ideas on improvements and innovations to machinery
  • Checking the technical condition of equipment
  • Ensuring a tidy and safe workplace
  • Maintenance of workshop tools and equipment

What do you get?

  • A gross monthly salary of between €3,534 and €4,389
  • A full-time role of 40 hours per week
  • Working hours from 07:30 to 16:30
  • A 7-month contract with the prospect of a permanent position
  • Opportunities to undertake subject-specific training courses
  • The chance to get your C(E) driving licence at the company’s expense
  • A mobile phone allowance of €35 net per month or a company mobile phone
  • Working as part of an enthusiastic and committed team
  • Enjoyable ways to round off the week with colleagues
  • A wide variety of tasks and technical challenges in your work

Are you the new
Heavy Equipment Mechanic ?

What do you bring?

  • An aptitude for technical work or experience as a mechanic
  • A technical qualification is an advantage
  • A practical approach and a knack for DIY
  • A willingness to get your hands dirty and get stuck in
  • Flexibility to resolve occasional faults outside normal working hours
  • The ability to work both independently and as part of a team
  • An interest in heavy plant and mobile machinery
  • A willingness to learn and a desire to develop yourself further

Are you the new
Heavy Equipment Mechanic ?

Are you the new Heavy Equipment Mechanic

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