L.T.G. Langenlonsheimer Transport GmbH | Germany | 55xxx Langenlonsheim | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 06.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Automotive Mechatronics Technician – Service Acceptance (m/f/d)
We, the TCG Truck Center Graffe GmbH, are the partner for flexible commercial vehicle solutions and are looking for you! With over 4000 vehicles in the fleet, we offer customized mobility throughout Germany. Start with us and become part of an innovative team that always drives on the track! !
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
• First contact for trucks arriving for repair • Repair and planning and production of workshop orders • Order and invoice • Creation of cost proposals • EDV-based documentation of the work carried out
• Successfully completed training as a KFZ mechatronic, ideally with a focus on commercial vehicle technology • Free training for master, technician or service consultant • Insufficient knowledge of repair acquisition, ideally from commercial vehicle technology • Generally good computer skills • Analytical skills, clear communication
• Indefinite employment contract and attractive remuneration • Varied tasks • Competitive competence: Your new colleagues form a team consisting of specialists • One of the largest and most modern NFZ workshops in the region
Contact
 | L.T.G. Langenlonsheimer Transport GmbH | |
| 71522 Langenlonsheim | ||
| Germany | ||
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