Vacant job

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Nobina Sverige AB is the largest public transport company in the Nordics, operating buses and other public transport on behalf of regional actors in Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark. The company has approximately 15,000 employees and works to make everyday travel more sustainable through innovation and smart mobility solutions.

Location:
Stockholm (Nacka–Värmdö, Huddinge–Botkyrka, Södertörn, Södertälje)

Who we are looking for:
Mechanic (electric bus)

Your responsibilities:
– Perform service, repairs, and troubleshooting of buses, including electric buses
– Provide technical support to other mechanics in the workshop
– Conduct quality checks of completed repairs and service work
– Participate in short-term planning and handling of urgent repair cases
– Be responsible for certain inventory management of spare parts to ensure availability
– Work both independently and as part of a team in a workshop environment with high safety requirements

Requirements:
– Solid experience as a mechanic
– Good technical knowledge in electricity, vehicle technology, and troubleshooting with diagnostic tools
– Experience working with electric vehicles is an advantage
– Proficient in Swedish, both spoken and written
– Driving license B (or D)

Your profile:
– Calm and secure in stressful situations and technically demanding environments
– Accurate, structured, and professional in your work approach
– Cooperative, flexible, and solution-oriented
– Enjoy working in a workshop where order, safety, and quality are central

What the employer offers:
– Full-time employment (100%)
– Permanent employment or other employment form as agreed
– Shift work may occur
– Collective agreement
– Wellness allowance
– Travel compensation or SL card
– Employee discounts
– Work clothes

Important:
This position is part of a project co-financed by the European Union through the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF). The project aims to support newly arrived third-country nationals in establishing themselves in the Swedish labor market. Candidates belonging to the target group are encouraged to apply.