Automotive Damage Technician - Capelle aan den IJssel

As an automotive damage technician in Capelle aan den IJssel, you play a key role in repairing technically complex damages on various vehicles. The automotive damage technician combines mechanical and electronic work, making sure cars—from petrol to electric—are safely back on the road. Your tasks as an automotive damage technician are diverse: you (dis)assemble parts like suspensions, lighting, and bodywork, work on ADAS systems (think cameras and sensors), read out vehicles, and make diagnoses. You’ll also repair or replace technical and bodywork components, ensuring every car leaves as good as new. You'll regularly use modern diagnostic equipment and work with hybrid vehicles.

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• A salary between €3,000 and €4,000 per month (based on 40 hours)
• You will be employed directly by our client
• Choice to accrue or have ADV hours paid out for full-time contracts
• 25 vacation days per year, plus the option to buy 2 extra weeks
• 8% holiday allowance, paid out monthly
• Pension plan via BPF Metaal & Techniek (with a generous employer contribution)
• Travel reimbursement: €0.23 per km (car) or €0.30 per km (bike)
• Employee discounts on group products
• Collective insurance options with discounts
• Training and development opportunities via a digital learning platform
• Referral bonus up to €1,250 net

• Minimum completed mbo-level education in automotive damage technology, automotive engineering, or technical automotive damage specialist
• Experience in vehicle damage repair is a plus
• Knowledge of modern diagnostic equipment and vehicle systems

This is your workplace: You'll work at a professional automotive damage repair company in Capelle aan den IJssel. Here, a close-knit and friendly team of about 20 specialists works together every day to get vehicles back in top condition. The vibe is informal, and there’s plenty of room to develop yourself, for example through training in our digital learning environment. You’ll work full-time (or part-time by arrangement) and the hours are daytime shifts, so you’ll still have personal time left. You'll be based in a modern, well-equipped workshop where craftsmanship and teamwork come first.