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1 Car diagnostic technician vacancy in Limburg, Belgium

€17 - €19/hour
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€17 - €19Salary indication
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A car diagnostic technician in Belgium typically earns between {min} and {max} gross {period}. Experience and specialisation, for example in hybrid and electric vehicles, push the wage higher.

Data last updated on 2 August 2026

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What does a CarDiagnosticTechnician do?

As a car diagnostic technician you repair and maintain passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The job is also known as diagnostic and repair technician, car maintenance technician or vehicle electrics and electronics technician. You determine the right approach for each job, prepare the workstation and the vehicle and diagnose breakdowns with test equipment. You replace or repair parts, test and fine-tune the vehicle and prepare it for delivery to the customer. You follow the maintenance schedule, the safety rules and the regulations, keep your work records up to date and maintain your workstation. In Flanders this is a sought-after technical profile in the vehicle installation and maintenance sector, where cars carry ever more electronics.

Typical tasks

  • Determine the right working method for each intervention
  • Prepare the workstation and the vehicle
  • Diagnose breakdowns
  • Repair or replace vehicle parts
  • Test and fine-tune the vehicle
  • Prepare the vehicle for delivery
  • Keep work records and maintain the workstation

Required skills

Strong insight into vehicle mechanics, electrics and electronicsSkilled with diagnostic equipment and test toolsPrecise, methodical way of workingKnowledge of safety rules and regulationsWilling to keep learning as vehicle technology evolvesA driving licence B for test drives

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What does a Car diagnostic technician do?

A car diagnostic technician repairs and maintains passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. You diagnose breakdowns with test equipment, repair or replace parts and test and fine-tune the vehicle afterwards. You follow the maintenance schedule, the safety rules and the regulations and prepare each vehicle neatly for delivery.

How much does a Car diagnostic technician earn in Belgium?

In Belgium a car diagnostic technician usually earns between 17 and 25 euro gross per hour, depending on experience and specialisation. Technicians who master complex diagnostics or hybrid and electric vehicles often sit at the top of that range. Extra benefits are common in this technical profession.

In which sectors and environments does a Car diagnostic technician work?

You work in the installation and maintenance of vehicles, for example in garages, dealer workshops and fast-service centres. Some technicians work in vehicle inspection or in the after-sales service of importers. It is a technical workshop environment where mechanics and electronics come together.

What is the difference between a Car diagnostic technician and a car electrician?

A car electrician focuses on the electrical systems of a vehicle, such as wiring, lighting and starter motors. As a car diagnostic technician you cover the whole picture: you diagnose breakdowns across mechanics, electrics and electronics, carry out repairs and fine-tune the vehicle. Electrical work is one part of your broader diagnostic role.

Is there strong demand for a Car diagnostic technician in Flanders?

Yes, garages and dealer workshops across Flanders keep looking for technicians who can handle modern diagnostics. Cars carry ever more electronics and driver assistance, so profiles that combine mechanical and electronic insight are scarce. Technicians who keep up with hybrid and electric technology strengthen their position even further.

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