Mechanics and electrical technicians – Belgium
Belgium Electrician
IMS EAST, s. r. o. Verified company · published 8 days ago
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Basic details
Pay29 € per hour, net (netto)
Hours60 h per week
Contract typeSelf-employed (own invoice)
StartBy agreement
AccommodationArranged by the company, paid by the worker
RotationBy agreement
LanguageNot needed
Vacancies5 people
TravelBy agreement
What you will do
🇧🇪 WE ARE LOOKING FOR MECHANICS AND ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS FOR BELGIUM
For a long-term project in Belgium, we are looking for experienced workers for industrial assembly.
🔧 MECHANICS – 29 €/hour
What you will do:
- installing racks,
- installing overhead cranes,
- installing rails,
- installing related structures and equipment,
- working according to technical documentation.
⚡ ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS / CONTROL SYSTEM TECHNICIANS – 30–31 €/hour
What you will do:
- installing and pulling cables,
- connecting motors,
- installing and connecting sensors,
- connecting distribution cabinets,
- helping when the equipment is started up (commissioning).
REQUIREMENTS
- experience in a similar position,
- independence and a responsible attitude,
- for electricians: valid electrical qualification,
- willingness to work as self-employed (own invoice).
💶 Mechanics: 29 €/hour
💶 Electrical technicians: 30–31 €/hour
📍 Belgium
📄 Self-employed work (own invoice)
⏳ Long-term project
What you need
- Profession: Electrician
- Experience: The company did not say. When you send your interest, write what you can do and how many years you have done it.
- Language: Not needed
- Certificates and cards: Electrical technicians: valid electrical qualification
- Self-employed (own invoice): the work is self-employed (own invoice). If you are not self-employed yet, you can register in Slovakia in a few days.
What you get
- Pay: 29 € per hour at 60 hours a week
- Pay is net (netto).
- Accommodation: Arranged by the company, paid by the worker
- Travel: By agreement with the company
- Rotation: By agreement
- Start: By agreement
- Group: the company is looking for 5 people, you can come with friends too.
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