Would You Like to Work With Us?

Seabrokers Heavy Machinery is the Norwegian importer of Sany construction machinery and Sany cranes. We offer products that are steadily gaining a strong foothold in the industry within these areas.

Our main focus is on electric/hybrid machines, where we hold a significant competitive advantage in performance, quality, and technology compared to our competitors. Increased demand for our services has created the need to strengthen our workshop at Forus. Workshop employees at Forus must expect some travel, as we have customers across the country. Although we have dealers/service points in most regions, our personnel will have overarching responsibility for the machines sold in Norway.

Seabrokers will deliver several electric crawler cranes in 2025. Additionally, 250-ton hybrid mobile cranes are scheduled for delivery at the end of the year. A large number of 23-ton electric excavators will also be delivered in 2025. We need more mechanics/preparers/installers at the workshop to ensure efficient and precise delivery in terms of both time and quality.

We Have Two Positions to Fill:

Workshop Manager

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Organizing operations for the Seabrokers Heavy Machinery and Seabrokers Fundamentering Vest workshop.
• Planning work schedules for the workshop.
• Ordering parts/equipment/services.
• Reporting.
• Guiding team members in their daily tasks.
• Assisting on the workshop floor during busy periods.

Qualifications:

• Trade certificate as a mechanic or other relevant qualification (mandatory).
• Structured.
• Solution-oriented.
• Experience with construction machinery.

Electromechanic

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Servicing excavators/cranes.
• Repairs.
• Preparation work.

Qualifications:

• Relevant trade certificate (mandatory).
• Outgoing personality.
• Detail-oriented.
• Eager to learn.

Application Deadline: As soon as possible
Employment Type: Permanent

For questions/applications, please contact Technical Manager Trygve Tesaker.