Maintenance technician jobs

Working as a maintenance technician at TMC means an exciting and varied workday, supported by our unique employeneurship model. You benefit from the advantages of a permanent contract while enjoying the freedom to shape your own career path. We not only provide technical challenges but also actively encourage your professional development. From leadership and communication training to technical courses, we invest in your growth—something that benefits both you and our clients!

What does a maintenance technician do?

The tasks of a maintenance technician at TMC are diverse. Depending on the industry in which you work, your responsibilities can range from performing preventive maintenance to resolving complex malfunctions in machines and installations.

One of the key responsibilities of a maintenance technician is preventing breakdowns by conducting regular inspections and maintenance. This includes lubricating machines and replacing worn-out components. However, if a breakdown does occur, your job is to fix it quickly and efficiently so that production can continue without major interruptions.

Additionally, as a maintenance technician, you will be responsible for installing new machines and systems, keeping maintenance records, and adhering to safety regulations. In some industries, strict quality controls and certifications also play a crucial role.

At TMC, we encourage employeneurship, meaning you are not just an employee but also have the opportunity to take ownership of your work. We value proactive professionals who bring innovative solutions. Your work directly impacts quality and efficiency, making your role essential in any organization!

Maintenance technician: a future with growth opportunities

You play a crucial role in keeping essential processes running across various industries. From production companies to hospitals and the aviation sector, your skills are needed and highly valued. A career as a maintenance technician allows you to apply your technical expertise while continuously learning and developing in a dynamic environment.

Whether you prefer working independently in the field, as an all-rounder in industry, or as a specialist in a niche sector such as electrical engineering or aircraft maintenance, the opportunities are limitless. Companies appreciate maintenance technicians for their problem-solving abilities and technical expertise. As a result, you not only have a challenging job but also a long-term career with plenty of room for growth.

Do you see this as the next step in your career? Are you ready for our way of working? The demand for maintenance technicians is higher than ever - now is the perfect time to make your move. Whether you are just starting out or looking to boost your career, we help you find the right vacancy that aligns with your ambitions and skills. TMC’s strong reputation and extensive network of clients ensure that you have access to the best opportunities.

Mechanical or electrical maintenance technician? What’s your specialization?

We offer different specializations tailored to your technical interests and ambitions. Whether you have a passion for mechanical systems, electrical installations, or prefer a broader all-round role, we provide the opportunity to develop in a field that suits you. Below are some of the maintenance technician positions at TMC.

Mechanical maintenance technician

As a mechanical maintenance technician, you work with mechanical components of machines and installations. Your tasks focus on maintaining and repairing gears, shafts, bearings, and hydraulic systems. This requires strong technical insight and knowledge of mechanical systems and technical drawings. This role is highly sought after in industries such as automotive, manufacturing, and energy.

Mechanical maintenance often requires precision and patience, especially when working with large, complex machines. Regular maintenance is crucial to prevent wear and unexpected failures. Ultimately, mechanical maintenance technicians play a key role in extending the lifespan of machinery and avoiding costly repairs.

Electrical maintenance technician

An electrical maintenance technician primarily works with electrical systems, including control panels, wiring, and motors. You ensure that all electrical components in a facility function properly and that malfunctions are quickly detected and resolved. Routine inspections ensure compliance with safety regulations. This role is particularly in demand in the electrical engineering and installation technology sectors.

A background in electrical engineering is typically required for this role. As industries transition to renewable energy, electrical maintenance is becoming increasingly important. Think about maintaining solar panels, wind turbines, and other sustainable energy systems. Rapid and efficient troubleshooting of electrical issues is critical to ensuring business continuity.

All-round maintenance technician

Companies today look for all-round technicians with expertise in both mechanical and electrical systems. This versatility makes you highly valuable, as you can handle a wide range of technical challenges. As an all-round maintenance technician, you will work on mechanical failures while also maintaining electrical installations, making you an indispensable part of any technical team.

Specialized maintenance roles: which one suits you?

We recognize that every maintenance technician has unique skills and interests. That’s why we offer specializations, allowing you to grow in a direction that truly matches your ambitions. Whether you are passionate about mechanical systems, fascinated by electrical engineering, or prefer a versatile role, there is always a place for you at TMC.

Service maintenance technician

As a service maintenance technician, you primarily work in the field, performing maintenance and repairs on-site at different customer locations. This means you are frequently on the road and must work independently to quickly resolve malfunctions. This role requires flexibility and problem-solving skills, as you will encounter various installations and unexpected challenges.

Aircraft maintenance technician

An aircraft maintenance technician is responsible for the maintenance and repair of airplanes. This is a highly specialized field with strict safety regulations. The work is physically demanding and requires extreme precision, as even the smallest error in aircraft maintenance can have serious consequences. Demand for aircraft maintenance technicians is high, offering excellent salary and career growth opportunities.

Hospital maintenance technician

Another specialized role is working as a maintenance technician in hospitals. In this role, you maintain critical medical equipment and installations that are essential for patient care. This includes complex systems such as MRI scanners, ventilators, and other machines that require regular maintenance to ensure reliability.

All-round maintenance technician

The all-round maintenance technician has the broadest role. With both mechanical and electrical knowledge, you can work in various environments. Whether in a factory, a hospital, or out in the field, as an all-round maintenance technician, you are a versatile problem solver. This adaptability makes you a valuable asset to any organization.

What does a maintenance technician earn?

Of course, you want to know what to expect in terms of salary. The salary of a maintenance technician varies depending on your experience, the company you work for, and the industry in which you are active. On average, the salary of a maintenance technician in the Netherlands ranges between €2,500 and €3,800 gross per month. Starters in this role typically earn around €2,500, while experienced maintenance technicians with specialized knowledge and certifications can earn more—sometimes even exceeding €4,000 per month. At TMC, we strive to offer competitive salaries that match your skills and experience. We are also fully transparent about this.

At TMC, you can count on attractive secondary benefits, such as shift allowances. Additionally, our way of working aligns with a unique approach: the employeneurship model. One of its key pillars is individual profit-sharing. For every project, you can see your hourly rate, costs, and individual profit margin. These are the advantages of entrepreneurship combined with the security of a permanent contract.

What determines the salary of a maintenance technician?

It’s not just about an attractive salary that aligns with your experience and industry—it’s also about the opportunities to take your career to the next level. With our employeneurship model, we provide you with the resources and support to grow—not only within your current role but beyond. One of the key pillars of this model is the training budget, which allows you to follow courses, obtain certifications, and further develop your expertise.

In sectors such as petrochemicals or aviation, salaries are often higher due to the complexity of the machines and strict safety requirements. However, by specializing further, you can increase your earning potential even more. Maintenance technicians in high-risk and specialized environments, such as the offshore industry or nuclear installations, also have the opportunity to grow into roles with greater responsibility and higher rewards through our training programs.

Why choose TMC?

At TMC, we encourage ambition and continuous skill development. With our employeneurship model, you not only receive financial support for professional education but also the freedom to shape your own career path. We are here to support your growth. That is the strength of TMC!

The employeneurship model offers a unique opportunity to build your career in an entrepreneurial way while benefiting from the stability of a permanent job. This model combines job security with the freedom and responsibility of entrepreneurship. As an employeneur, you have the space to take charge of your own professional development and career.

Maintenance technicians within the employeneurship model can choose assignments that match their ambitions and interests. Additionally, there is a strong focus on personal growth: you can continuously follow training programs, develop new skills, and expand your expertise. We encourage not only technical development but also soft skills such as communication, leadership, and project management.