Vacant job

Are you passionate about vehicles, technology, and customer service? Do you want to work in an engaged team with clear processes and good camaraderie?
Then Brandt Personbilar in Vänersborg is the right workplace for you. Brandt Personbilar is now looking for a vehicle technician for their facility in Vänersborg. At Brandt, you will have the opportunity to work with Volvo and Renault, as well as develop within the latest vehicle technology from leading brands. As a vehicle technician at Brandt Personbilar, you will have excellent opportunities for continuous competence development. Through external training at their general agents, you can further educate yourself in the latest technology and develop alongside the industry and brand developments.

About the company:

Bröderna Brandt Bilaktiebolag was founded in 1929 and is one of Sweden's first Volvo dealers. Today, Brandt is a well-established group with 34 facilities in 26 locations and approximately 800 employees.

With the values Engaged, Personal, and Responsible, Brandt works towards its vision: World-class mobility – through generations.

About the role:

You will work as a vehicle technician focusing on Volvo, with an emphasis on service, repair, troubleshooting, and customer contact. The role also involves administration regarding bookings, spare parts, and invoicing.

We are looking for you who:

• Have several years of experience as a vehicle technician, car mechanic, or service technician with good knowledge of vehicle diagnostics, service, and repair.
• Have good technical understanding of vehicles and an interest in vehicles. Fluent in Swedish (spoken and written).
• Have good computer skills and understanding of administrative processes.

Meritorious qualifications include:

• Good English skills.
• Ambition to develop and take on more responsibility over time.

Other details:

Location: Vänersborg
Working hours: 07:00–16:00
Start: Immediately

In this recruitment, Brandt Personbilar collaborates with Kraftsam Recruitment & Staffing.
Contact: Agnes Hedberg, [email protected]