Are you someone who enjoys delving into technical issues and helping people with breakdowns? Our partner ANWB is looking for people to work as a Basic Roadside Assistance.

About ANWB
Anyone who says ANWB, also says Roadside Assistance. The ANWB Roadside Assistance service resolves 1,250,000 breakdowns annually. Every day, the Roadside Assistance service is available throughout the Netherlands to help ANWB members with starting cars, replacing batteries or tires, repairing alternators, and many other technical issues. You'll be one of nearly 1,000 roadside assistance service providers in the Netherlands and will be on the road a lot yourself! You'll work independently after an intensive coaching period. Of course, your regional team will also be at your regular home base. You'll park your car there and meet your colleagues at the coffee machine.

Basic Roadside Assistance
Common tasks + working hours:

• Testing and replacing batteries
• Changing tires
• Assisting ANWB members who have left their keys in their car
• You will work shifts between 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM on the most common breakdowns and malfunctions. This means you will work day and evening shifts, as well as half of all weekends and public holidays.

What does the program consist of?
You will receive a one-year contract with the option of extension. For the first two months, you will be assigned a dedicated buddy who will support you in your work. If necessary, you will take a customized language course to improve your Dutch. Extensive (technical) training: first aid, EV certification, REVI (Return of Vehicle Inspection), and communication. In addition to excellent employment conditions, you will receive a mobile phone and an expense allowance (€106 net per month) for work-related matters.

This is what we require of you:

• You speak Dutch at a B2 level and would like to improve.
• You have a Dutch driver's license.
• You enjoy technology: this is reflected in your resume and your previous work experience or hobbies.
• You live within 40 km of Amsterdam, Oostzaan, Rotterdam or Naarden.
• Working shifts, weekends, and holidays is no problem (total of 38 hours per week).
• You enjoy helping people, even if you sometimes feel emotional. You are understanding, but also very clear about what you can and cannot do.
• You are eager to continue learning: technology and social skills are constantly evolving.

This is what you need to know:

• The speed date is on November 25th. The exact planning will be shared later on.
• There is a mandatory online preparation session on November 6th. The timing will be announced later.
• After the speed date, if you and ANWB are enthusiastic, there will be a morning or afternoon shadowing followed by a consultation.
• Travel expenses for the speed date will be reimbursed.

Are you interested in participating in the ANWB roadside assistance speed dating? Register as soon as possible. And be sure to do so before the September 30th deadline.