Fiels Service Technician - Audio Safety Schiphol

Your role: ensure that Schiphol remains audible (and) safe:

Role Summary

Your role: ensure that Schiphol remains audible (and) safe

As a Field Service Technician – Audio Safety you work in the middle of a live operational environment where systems always remain active.

You ensure that

• installations function correctly
• faults are resolved quickly
• systems remain reliable during changes
• technology in practice does what it is supposed to do

You are the one in control when systems become critical.

This is not a standard service function. You work on security systems that are directly part of the airport operation.

Working at Schiphol means

• systems run continuously
• work takes place between passengers and operations
• safety is always a priority
• disruptions can have a direct impact

This requires someone who works carefully, switches quickly and thinks ahead.

You work in an environment where

• technology must remain available in real time
• changes must be made in a controlled manner
• reliability is more important than speed

Why this role is different

• You don't work on installations in an empty building. You work on systems that:
• reach thousands of people every day
• function during emergency situations
• be part of the airport operation in real time
• must always remain available

Travelers will hear directly about what you maintain in Schiphol's operations. What you solve prevents disruption and risks.

What Bosch offers you

• Competitive salary
• 38 days of leave (25 holidays + 13 ADV)
• Strong pension scheme (PMT)
• Laptop and iPhone
• Training and career opportunities
• Working at one of the most complex technical locations in the Netherlands
• Professional teams that work together and help each other
• Stability, craftsmanship and long-term vision

Because you

• want to work on technology that really makes an impact
• gets energy from live operational environments
• want to contribute to safety and continuity
• want to combine responsibility with freedom
• want to be part of a technically strong team

This is not a job for people looking for routine.

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Responsibilities

What you do specifically

• From maintenance to live system validation
• Commissioning of audio and evacuation systems
• Carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance
• Resolving technical faults
• Performing functional tests in live environments
• Check whether systems respond correctly in practical situations
• Perform software updates and changes
• Implementing minor technical adjustments
• Recording activities and service reports
• Collaborate with engineers, colleagues and external parties
• Working according to ARBO, VCA and airport safety guidelines
• You ensure that systems are not only operational — but also continue to function reliably when it counts.
• The environment: live, dynamic and critical

Requirements

• MBO+ Electrical Engineering
• Basic knowledge of IT and network-driven systems
• Experience with audio, evacuation or similar systems
• Ability to analyze and resolve faults
• Independent and precise working attitude
• You remain calm under pressure
• You think ahead
• You work in a structured way
• You take ownership
• You understand how systems behave in practice

You are someone people rely on when systems need to continue functioning.

About the Company

Field Service Technician – Audio Safety | Schiphol

Work on systems that guide people safely through Schiphol

Imagine: thousands of travelers move through Schiphol every day while critical audio systems are continuously active in the background.

Public address systems.

Evacuation systems.

Evacuation notices.

Safety communication that must function immediately when every second counts.

Within Bosch's Airports Business Line you work on Audio Safety systems that should never fail.

More than 25,000 components spread over 25 centers function continuously in a live airport environment where availability is essential.

What you monitor, maintain and test has a direct impact on safety, continuity and operations at Schiphol.

Why working at Bosch feels different

• Bosch is not an organization driven by shareholders or quick quarterly results. Bosch is a stable foundation with a focus on:
• quality over speed
• long term relationships
• development of people and craftsmanship
• technology that makes a social impact

That is why we do not see a first annual contract as temporary uncertainty, but as a conscious start of a collaboration that must be right for both sides.

Here you don't just work on technology. You build trust, expertise and systems that thousands of people rely on every day.