Start-up Technician
Let's Work International - Roeselare · Roeselare
Full-time · Posted on 30 September 2026
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Bedrijfsomschrijving
Connecting, testing and correctly adjusting new installations until everything works perfectly: this is your responsibility as a commissioning technician.
You will work at customer sites throughout Flanders and ensure that every installation is ready for use. You will work on a day schedule, with no weekend work and no on-call duty, and the salary ranges from €17 to €19 per hour, supplemented by several additional benefits.
Start up new installations at customer sites throughout Flanders and carry out the required tests.
Carefully check the operation of pumps, sensors, measuring equipment and electrical connections.
Set the parameters correctly and adjust the installations to ensure reliable operation.
During commissioning, identify any faults or points requiring attention and find an appropriate solution.
Explain to customers how the installation works and answer their questions.
Profiel
You have a bachelor's or master's degree in a technical field.
Good knowledge of electricity is required for this position.
You can commission installations independently and take responsibility for ensuring the work is carried out correctly.
You communicate easily with customers and can clearly explain how the installation works.
You enjoy working outdoors and at different locations.
You are comfortable with working at height.
You pay attention to correct execution and proper finishing.
You speak Dutch fluently.
You hold a category B driving licence.
Aanbod
Salary between €17 and €19 per hour.
Meal vouchers worth €10.
Eco vouchers.
Net bonuses.
Mobile phone subscription.
Day schedule, with no weekend work and no on-call duty.
32 days of annual leave, some of which can be chosen freely.
On-the-job training and opportunities to learn new skills.
Job security in a stable company operating in a growing sector.
Small gifts or treats for special occasions.
Free coffee, tea and soup.
Original posting: www.vdab.be