Good English or Dutch required

Technical education is an advantage but not required

Ability to work independently, precisely, and on time

Team player, motivated to learn and follow new repair technologies

Highly organized and detail-oriented with strong quality focus

Category B driving license

Willingness to work on Saturdays is a plus (not mandatory)

Replace body parts and panels

Refit vehicle body equipment (e.g. doors, trims)

Repair dents using PDR, spotter, puller techniques

Repair and retouch plastic parts

Dismantle and reassemble some mechanical components

Inspect drivetrain, suspension, and undercarriage

Prepare damaged surfaces before spraying (cleaning, filling, sanding)

Sand new parts before finishing

Mask, dust off, and degrease vehicles

Apply primers

Hourly rate: €28–30 net/h (for self-employed with A1 certificate)

Option for an employment contract if preferred

Year-round work with an attractive holiday system and trips home possible

Free company apartment: 2-person rooms, fully furnished with appliances, utilities, and unlimited internet

Housing allowance (€2 net / hour) if you rent your own apartment

Mileage allowance for private car use (commuting to workplace)

Continuous training and upskilling in modern repair technologies