carmechanic at covebo

Working as a car mechanic at Covebo: well-paid and worry-free

Do you already live in the Netherlands but feel it’s time for a new challenge in the field of automotive? Find your job as a car mechanic at Covebo.

✔ Weekly salary between € 500,- and € 600,-;
✔ Quality accommodation (private bedroom);
✔ Travel allowance or Covebo company car;
✔ Job stability, potential for a permanent contract;
✔ Free training electric cars;
✔ Your own contact person.

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carmechanic at covebo

Mihai Pap

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Car mechanic, this is what we offer

hard work pays off

  • Weekly salary between € 500,- and € 600,- depending on your age and experience;
  • Pension scheme;
  • 27 vacation days and 8.33% vacation pay;
  • We’re more than willing to invest in your development. We can offer free training for working with electric cars;
  • Extensive network of clients: there’s always work, and with most clients, there’s even the possibility of a permanent contract;
  • Friendly colleagues and a positive work atmosphere;
  • Your own contact person who is present before, during and after the start of work.

Required skills

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As a car mechanic, your work reflects professionalism and a keen eye for identifying and fixing vehicle problems with great attention to detail. We expect the following from you:

  • You work neatly and pay attention to detail;
  • You have a valid drivers license;
  • You have 1 or 2 years of experience;
  • You can communicate effectively in English (not at an academic level 😉).

 

We are Covebo. Nice to meet you!

Covebo is a young club of temporary workers with a clear mission: Everyone’s world of work, Simply Well Arranged. For our customers, candidates and our own employees. For 20 years we have been bringing together the demand for flexibility in the Dutch labor market and the supply of Dutch and foreign job seekers. Working from our ‘Just Well Arranged’ principle and the human touch always form the basis.