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As a mechanic at Orion Airport Partners, you are at the heart of aviation logistics. Orion is a premier technical service provider that ensures airports run like clockwork. In this role, you won't just fix vehicles; you will maintain the specialized fleet that keeps runways safe and flights on time. From massive airport fire trucks and high-tech crash tenders to the essential snow-clearing fleet and KLM staff vehicles, your expertise ensures that critical equipment is always ready for action. You will work in a professional environment with access to specialized tools and a team of experts dedicated to aviation safety. We make sure you master the latest aviation technologies and kickstart your career in the airport logistics industry
You will be responsible for fixing and checking heavy airport equipment. You will:
Perform maintenance on electric drive systems and high-voltage units
Diagnose and repair complex mechanical and electrical faults
Maintain safety-critical systems like brakes, steering, and suspension
Carry out inspections on specialized airport vehicles (fire trucks, snow fleet)
Work on advanced camera systems, payment systems, and digital displays
Troubleshoot and fix climate control systems (heating and AC)
You will work from Monday to Friday between 07:00 and 17:00. There is a possibility of working in the evening shift, which gives you a 30% shift allowance.
You are a technical person who likes fixing things. You have:
A NEN 9140 certificate or the willingness to obtain it within 2 months
Experience with passenger cars, commercial vehicles, or trucks
Good communication skills in English or Dutch
A category B driving license to travel to your workplace
You are a mechanic who likes to work with vehicles. This job is perfect if you want:
To work with impressive, specialized airport technology every day
To grow in a leading company that is a key partner for major airports
To improve your qualifications and your career with a fully funded NEN 9140 certificate.
A stable work schedule with a healthy work-life balance
To use your technical skills to solve real-world logistical challenges
Working at Orion means working for a stable and specialised technical company. Employees work with different vehicles and modern maintenance systems. Clear procedures and training help people do their work safely and correctly. There are opportunities to learn technical skills and grow into specialised roles. Teamwork and responsibility are important every day. Orion offers a professional environment where employees support public services and build a long‑term career.
Orion is a technical service provider specialised in maintaining and managing complex vehicle fleets. The company supports many types of vehicles used in different sectors. This includes fire trucks, snow and airport vehicles, buses, passenger cars, and vehicles for waste collection and cleaning. Orion focuses on keeping vehicles safe, reliable, and ready for daily use. Strong technical knowledge and organised processes are key to its services.
Orion is a technical service provider specialised in maintaining and managing complex vehicle fleets. The company supports many types of vehicles used in different sectors. This includes fire trucks, snow and airport vehicles, buses, passenger cars, and vehicles for waste collection and cleaning. Orion focuses on keeping vehicles safe, reliable, and ready for daily use. Strong technical knowledge and organised processes are key to its services.
As a mechanic at Orion Airport Partners, you are at the heart of aviation logistics. Orion is a premier technical service provider that ensures airports run like clockwork. In this role, you won't just fix vehicles; you will maintain the specialized fleet that keeps runways safe and flights on time. From massive airport fire trucks and high-tech crash tenders to the essential snow-clearing fleet and KLM staff vehicles, your expertise ensures that critical equipment is always ready for action. You will work in a professional environment with access to specialized tools and a team of experts dedicated to aviation safety. We make sure you master the latest aviation technologies and kickstart your career in the airport logistics industry
You will be responsible for fixing and checking heavy airport equipment. You will:
Perform maintenance on electric drive systems and high-voltage units
Diagnose and repair complex mechanical and electrical faults
Maintain safety-critical systems like brakes, steering, and suspension
Carry out inspections on specialized airport vehicles (fire trucks, snow fleet)
Work on advanced camera systems, payment systems, and digital displays
Troubleshoot and fix climate control systems (heating and AC)
You will work from Monday to Friday between 07:00 and 17:00. There is a possibility of working in the evening shift, which gives you a 30% shift allowance.
You are a technical person who likes fixing things. You have:
A NEN 9140 certificate or the willingness to obtain it within 2 months
Experience with passenger cars, commercial vehicles, or trucks
Good communication skills in English or Dutch
A category B driving license to travel to your workplace
You are a mechanic who likes to work with vehicles. This job is perfect if you want:
To work with impressive, specialized airport technology every day
To grow in a leading company that is a key partner for major airports
To improve your qualifications and your career with a fully funded NEN 9140 certificate.
A stable work schedule with a healthy work-life balance
To use your technical skills to solve real-world logistical challenges
Working at Orion means working for a stable and specialised technical company. Employees work with different vehicles and modern maintenance systems. Clear procedures and training help people do their work safely and correctly. There are opportunities to learn technical skills and grow into specialised roles. Teamwork and responsibility are important every day. Orion offers a professional environment where employees support public services and build a long‑term career.