Service Technician Conveyor Belts • Field service from Geel

What do we do in the field?

• Assembly and disassembly of plastic and/or rubber conveyor belts in factories and workshops

• Conveyor belts cut to length, prepare weld, seamless weld or vulcanize, and tension after assembly

• Cover, install and replace drums and rollers where necessary

• Repair, install and replace scrapers

• If necessary, we also replace bearings and drive parts

• Inspection and maintenance of conveyor belts and associated systems

Profile

• You have a valid VCA certificate , and you are aware of safety. You like to work safely and neatly. You can achieve this just before you start if necessary.

• You like working with your hands and being active .

• You have technical insight, common sense and can think logically. Knowledge of mechanics is certainly useful. A secondary education in welding construction, building, woodworking or maintenance techniques is useful.

• You can count quickly and accurately measure how long something is.

• You are not afraid of heights , because many conveyor belts go up high. You always work safely.

• You are a handyman and you don't have two left hands.

• You are physically fit and can climb stairs with ease and carry or pull large/heavy objects.

• You are service-oriented and have a good appearance. After all, you visit many companies and are the figurehead of our company.

• You enjoy working with others in small teams, and are helpful and pleasant to work with. You are respectful to your colleagues.

• You are willing to work in a flexible schedule . We are in a service-oriented business, and work when our customer needs it. Sometimes that is early, sometimes late, sometimes in the weekend.

What do we offer?

• A challenging and fun job that is never boring, and where the day goes by quickly

• You get to work in a lot of companies and sectors . One day you might be in a concrete plant, the next day in a cookie factory, and the day after that in a clean room in a pharmaceutical company.

• Learn on the field from experienced mechanics.

• Satisfaction in your work, and being able to be proud of your work . You help to keep the industry going. You also see the result and can be proud of what you have made or repaired.

• Great colleagues in small teams. You often see those colleagues more than your own partner, so it's nice that you get along well and can have fun together.

• A very good wage, and also wages according to work . More work is more wages.

• Nice additional conditions: meal vouchers, hospitalisation insurance, pension fund, paid overtime, extra premiums for urgent interventions, ...