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Field Technician Assistive Equipment

Goor
€17,00 – €21,50 /hrFull-timeEnglish

About the job

You work as a field technician for assistive equipment. Think wheelchairs, walkers, rehabilitation beds, and other aids for people with disabilities or older adults. You visit clients at home. Every day is different: one day you fix a breakdown, the next you do maintenance or adjust equipment to fit someone's needs. You work on your own, travel around the region a lot, and take real responsibility for solving problems.

What you'll do

  • Repair and maintain assistive equipment so it stays safe and working
  • Diagnose and fix technical faults
  • Adjust equipment to fit the individual needs of each user
  • Carry out technical checks and safety inspections
  • Show clients how to use their equipment and give practical advice
  • Log completed work and used parts in digital systems
  • Flag ideas for improving the service
  • Take part in emergency on-call shifts according to a set schedule

What we ask

  • Experience as a service technician, field technician, or in a similar technical role
  • Knowledge of mechanical and/or electrotechnical systems
  • A client-focused attitude and good communication skills
  • An independent and practical way of working, focused on solutions
  • A sense of responsibility and attention to quality and safety
  • A valid category B driving licence

What we offer

  • Salary from €2,937 to €3,658 gross per month
  • Contract directly with the client company (opdrachtgever) from day one, with the prospect of a permanent contract
  • Working week of 32 to 38 hours, your choice depending on your preference
  • Company van to take home
  • 24 days of annual leave and 13 ADV days (extra days off in lieu of hours) based on a 40-hour week
  • A strong pension plan through PMT
  • A day off every year on 5 May and an on-call availability bonus of €200 net

How to apply

Submit your application through the application form on our website.

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