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Bus Maintenance and Onboard Technological Systems

Did you know that our buses travel over 5 million kilometres every year, and that a fleet of more than 150 vehicles provides daily public transport services across the area?

Behind this service is the work of our maintenance technicians, who with skill and dedication ensure that vehicles remain efficient, safe and reliable.

Every day thousands of people rely on public transport to travel to work, school and essential services. The quality of this service also depends on the proper functioning of the vehicles and the technological systems installed on board.

Modern buses are equipped with a wide range of technologies, including AVM vehicle tracking systems, passenger information systems, electronic ticket validation and sales systems, passenger counting devices and other onboard equipment, allowing passengers to access real-time travel information and use the service easily and efficiently.

For this reason, we are looking for a Mechanical or Mechatronics Technician, also with little or no previous experience, to join our workshop through a training or apprenticeship contract.

The selected candidate will join the maintenance team and help ensure the proper functioning of both vehicles and onboard technological systems, playing an important role in maintaining the reliability and quality of the public transport service.

The mobility sector is rapidly evolving: the transition towards low-emission and electric vehicles is transforming the maintenance industry and requires increasing expertise in mechanical, electrical and electronic systems.

We are looking for motivated and curious individuals eager to learn, interested in developing their professional skills in a strategic and continuously evolving technical field.

🚍 Main Responsibilities

The selected candidate, working alongside experienced technicians, will be involved in:

• routine and corrective bus maintenance

• diagnosis and repair of mechanical, electrical and electronic components

• installation and maintenance of onboard technological systems

• maintenance and inspection of vehicle auxiliary systems

• component disassembly, assembly and replacement

• use of workshop tools and diagnostic equipment

🎓 Requirements

• technical diploma in mechanical, electrical or mechatronics engineering (preferred)

• interest in the vehicle maintenance sector

• good manual skills and familiarity with workshop tools

• ability to work both independently and within a team

• accuracy, reliability and willingness to learn

Junior candidates with little or no experience but strong motivation to learn a technical profession will also be considered.

📈 What We Offer

• apprenticeship or training contract

• mentoring and support from experienced technicians

• hands-on training on mechanical and electronic vehicle systems

• opportunities for professional growth within the maintenance sector

Employment will be offered through an apprenticeship contract in accordance with the sector collective labour agreement, with a structured professional development path.

Bus Maintenance and Onboard Technological Systems

Did you know that our buses travel over 5 million kilometres every year, and that a fleet of more than 150 vehicles provides daily public transport services across the area?

Behind this service there is the work of our maintenance technicians, who ensure with skill and dedication that vehicles remain efficient, safe and reliable.

Every day thousands of people rely on public transport to travel to work, school and essential services. The quality of this service also depends on the proper functioning of the vehicles and the technological systems installed on board.

Modern buses are equipped with several advanced technologies, including AVM vehicle tracking systems, passenger information systems, electronic ticket validation and sales systems, passenger counting systems and other onboard devices, allowing passengers to access real-time travel information and use the service easily and efficiently.

For this reason, we are looking for a young Mechanical or Mechatronics Technician, also with little or no previous experience, to join our workshop through a training or apprenticeship contract.

The selected candidate will join the maintenance team and support activities related to vehicle maintenance and repair, contributing to fleet reliability and the overall quality of the public transport service.

The mobility sector is rapidly evolving: the transition towards low-emission and electric vehicles is transforming the maintenance industry and requires increasing expertise in mechanical, electrical and electronic systems.

We are looking for motivated and curious individuals eager to learn, interested in developing their technical skills in a dynamic and continuously evolving sector.

🚍 Main Responsibilities

The selected candidate, working alongside experienced technicians, will be involved in:

• routine and corrective bus maintenance

• diagnosis and repair of mechanical, electrical and electronic components

• interventions on pneumatic, electrical and auxiliary vehicle systems

• installation and maintenance of onboard technological equipment

• component disassembly, assembly and replacement

• use of workshop tools and diagnostic equipment

🎓 Requirements

• technical diploma in mechanical, electrical or mechatronics engineering (preferred)

• interest in the vehicle maintenance sector

• good manual skills and familiarity with workshop tools

• ability to work both independently and within a team

• accuracy, reliability and willingness to learn

Junior candidates with little or no experience but strong motivation to learn a technical profession will also be considered.

📈 What We Offer

• apprenticeship or training contract

• mentoring and support from experienced technicians

• hands-on training on mechanical and electronic vehicle systems

• opportunities for professional growth within the maintenance sector

Employment will be offered through an apprenticeship contract in accordance with the sector collective labour agreement, with a structured professional development path.

Bus Maintenance and Onboard Technological Systems

Did you know that our buses travel over 5 million kilometres every year, and that a fleet of more than 150 vehicles provides daily public transport services across the area?

Behind this service there is the work of our maintenance technicians, who with skill and dedication ensure that vehicles remain efficient, safe and reliable.

Every day thousands of people rely on public transport to travel to work, school and essential services. The quality of this service also depends on the proper functioning of the vehicles and the technological systems installed on board.

Modern buses are equipped with several advanced technologies, including AVM vehicle tracking systems, passenger information systems, electronic ticket validation and sales systems, passenger counting systems and other onboard devices, allowing passengers to access real-time travel information and use the service easily and efficiently.

For this reason, we are looking for a young Mechanical or Mechatronics Technician, also with little or no previous experience, to join our workshop through a training or apprenticeship contract.

The selected candidate will join the maintenance team and help ensure the proper functioning of both vehicles and onboard technological systems, playing an important role in maintaining the reliability and quality of the public transport service.

The mobility sector is rapidly evolving: the transition towards low-emission and electric vehicles is transforming the maintenance industry and requires increasing expertise in mechanical, electrical and electronic systems.

We are looking for motivated and curious individuals eager to learn, interested in developing their professional skills in a strategic and continuously evolving technical field.

🚍 Main Responsibilities

The selected candidate, working alongside experienced technicians, will be involved in:

• routine and corrective bus maintenance

• diagnosis and repair of mechanical, electrical and electronic components

• installation and maintenance of onboard technological systems

• maintenance and inspection of vehicle auxiliary systems

• component disassembly, assembly and replacement

• use of workshop tools and diagnostic equipment

🎓 Requirements

• technical diploma in mechanical, electrical or mechatronics engineering (preferred)

• interest in the vehicle maintenance sector

• good manual skills and familiarity with workshop tools

• ability to work both independently and within a team

• accuracy, reliability and willingness to learn

Junior candidates with little or no experience but strong motivation to learn a technical profession will also be considered.

📈 What We Offer

• apprenticeship or training contract

• mentoring and support from experienced technicians

• hands-on training on mechanical and electronic vehicle systems

• opportunities for professional growth within the maintenance sector

Employment will be offered through an apprenticeship contract in accordance with the sector collective labour agreement, with a structured professional development path.