A complete example job ad for an electromechanic, with the tasks, the profile and the pay range the market pays. Fill in the parts in brackets, cut what does not fit and publish it.
The example text
Electromechanic (m/f/x)
At [company] you work with your hands and your head: you assemble, adjust and repair machines, both electrically and mechanically. In the workshop and on the floor you learn from experienced colleagues.
What you will do
Assemble, adjust and commission machines and installations
Trace electrical faults in control cabinets, motors and cabling
Perform preventive maintenance rounds and report deviations
Weld, turn or fit small modifications in the workshop
Who you are
Training in electromechanics (secondary or graduate) or equivalent through experience
Mechanical insight and basic electrical knowledge, with the will to deepen both
Reading technical drawings and electrical schematics
Working skilfully and precisely, also when production is waiting for you
Attestations such as VCA and electrical competence are an asset
What we offer
A gross monthly salary between €2,800 and €4,000, depending on your experience as an electromechanic
Pay for shifts and overtime: to be discussed
Training on new machines and installations: to be discussed
Interested? Apply via [email address or link].
You fill in what is "to be discussed" yourself. We add no benefits we do not know; the pay range is a market indication, not a pay scale.
Three tips for your electromechanic job ad
Describe the workshop and the tools. An electromechanic looks at order and decent equipment, and that says more than a general line about a pleasant atmosphere.
Write whether you give recent graduates with internship experience a chance. Experienced electromechanics are scarce, and a clear entry point widens the group of candidates.
Make the balance between electrical and mechanical work clear. Someone strong on the electrical side wants to know the job is not mainly replacing bearings.
Is it a bottleneck profession?
Yes. VDAB lists "Industrieel elektromecanicien" on the 2026 list of bottleneck professions. VDAB counts it among the ten largest bottleneck professions in Flanders. Cause according to VDAB: too few job seekers available on the labour market; candidates lack the right experience or training