T

TVH

Global distributor of industrial vehicle parts

Trainer Backup Inbound Operations

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
No salary listed
Entry
Waregem, Belgium
In Person
TrainingCorporate & Technical Training

About the job

Requirements
  • Able to communicate fluently in Dutch and French.
  • Willing to work a two-shift system.
  • Strong communication skills and willingness to develop people skills.
  • Awareness of safety, order, and cleanliness.
  • Computer skills and administrative ability to develop effective training materials.
  • Willingness to learn and acquire new knowledge, including outside one's comfort zone.
  • Flexible deployment across tasks.
  • Able to handle stress.
Responsibilities
  • Coach, motivate, and develop employees to optimize their competencies; create the necessary documentation and monitor their training paths, reporting to the Team Leader and working closely with the Trainer Coordinator.
  • Promote collaboration within the team and with other teams and departments to support a positive work climate aligned with company values and philosophy.
  • Serve as the employee contact and be available for operational problems when the Team Leader is absent, reporting issues to the Team Leader.
  • Serve as the employee contact for training and procedures.
  • Contribute actively to improving processes and optimizing the department's operations, including proposing improvements and setting a positive example.
  • Pursue personal growth by building expertise and developing people skills.
  • Monitor compliance with safety, health, order, and cleanliness requirements, and promote their importance on the work floor.
  • Be flexibly deployable within and outside the department for varied logistics duties, including operational tasks.

About the company

TVH is a global distributor of parts and accessories for forklifts, industrial vehicles, aerial work platforms, telehandlers, and other machinery. It supplies a huge catalogue of parts to dealers, rental companies, and service providers through its network of subsidiaries and warehouses around the world. Parts are ordered from TVH and moved through its international logistics system to the customer, enabling quick replacements and maintenance for equipment. TVH differentiates itself by being a family-owned business with a long history (founded in 1969 in Belgium) and a wide, globally distributed network that provides an extensive parts catalogue to a diverse customer base. Its goal is to keep industrial equipment running by delivering a broad range of parts efficiently through its global distribution platform.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$1.3B

Headquarters

Waregem, Belgium

Founded

1969

Get referred to TVH

See people who can refer or advise you

Simplify Jobs

Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Andrea Manenti joined September 7, 2026, strengthening UK and Ireland commercial execution.
  • Aresta partnership gives TVH exclusive EMEA MEWP safety distribution, excluding the UK.
  • Plant T and two-year warranties improve lead times, quality perception, and customer retention.

What critics are saying

  • Amazon-like parts marketplaces and OEM direct channels compress TVH margins through 2026-2027.
  • Plant T’s $92 million investment raises fixed-cost exposure if demand softens after 2026.
  • TVH depends on fragmented aftermarket demand; OEM consolidation can bypass distributors entirely.

What makes TVH unique

  • TVH’s June 2026 Plant T centralizes 581,000 square feet of logistics in Waregem.
  • TVH doubled July 2026 warranty to two years across house brands, OEM, and OPM parts.
  • TVH pairs remanufacturing, diagnostics, and electric system design with 55 million item references.

Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful?

Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Company Match

Hybrid Work Options

Professional Development Budget

Training Programs

Company News

Factor Focus
Sep 29th, 2026
TVH makes two senior appointments for Ireland.

TVH makes two senior appointments for Ireland. Off-road equipment parts supplier TVH, has announced two senior appointments to support its growth and customer support across Ireland. Andrea Manenti has joined TVH as regional director for the UK and Ireland, and will be based out of the company's Kidderminster and Birmingham offices. Manenti brings decades of senior international leadership experience in the tyre and mobility sector, having held executive roles across Italy, Asia, the UK and Ireland for global organisations including Trelleborg, Yokohama, and Bridgestone. Meanwhile, Robert Jamison has taken the step up to general sales manager for Ireland and Northern Ireland. He will lead sales management across sister-company IPS Ireland as well as TVH's external sales team across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, reporting directly to Andrea Manenti. Sharing is caring!

Forestry Journal
Aug 30th, 2026
Kramp UK names new director as forestry market expands.

Kramp UK names new director as forestry market expands. 11 hrs ago Joining from competitor TVH, Mark Rogers is tasked with accelerating the recent growth at Kramp. (Image: PR) KRAMP has appointed a new country director for the UK. Mark Rogers succeeds long-serving Des Boyd, who retired this summer after overseeing a period in which the company's turnover more than doubled. Joining from competitor TVH, Mark is tasked with accelerating the recent growth Kramp has experienced, with forestry an increasingly important market for the Netherlands-based firm. WANT MORE FORESTRY? Mark has a unique background for a senior executive, having begun his career as a mobile technician and then a field service engineer. He credits his practical knowledge and understanding of engineers as a significant factor in his career's success since moving into management. To further Mark's management credentials, he completed an MBA at the University of Northampton in 2019. "I was very excited by Kramp's ambition," said Mark. "There's a huge desire to grow, with lots of opportunity to move quickly, which is what I like. The business has clear, ambitious goals for where it wants to be by 2030." Mark is grateful to Des for leaving the UK business in great shape, with an experienced, motivated team ready to meet a set of challenging objectives. "My job is to add fresh impetus to the fantastic progress that has already been made," he added.

TVH
Aug 13th, 2026
TVH at Vertikal Days 2026 - Stand 412.

TVH at Vertikal Days 2026 - Stand 412. 13 August 2026 TVH is heading to Newark Showground on 9-10 September 2026 for Vertikal Days, the UK's premier event for access equipment, lifting, and telehandlers. Stop by Stand 412 to meet its experts, enjoy its hospitality, and take advantage of exclusive show offers and special surprises. Discover how TVH Group keep your fleet and business moving with its latest solutions: * GEM One telematics & Jaltest diagnostics * Battery care & remanufactured parts * Foam-filled tyres & technical training Whether you manage a fleet or supply parts, its team is ready to answer your technical questions and find the right fit for your operation.

Farming Online
Jul 30th, 2026
New UK director for Kramp aims to continue its impressive growth.

New UK director for Kramp aims to continue its impressive growth. 30 Jul 2026 Following the retirement this summer of its UK Country Director, Des Boyd, who has seen turnover more than double during his tenure, Kramp has appointed Mark Rogers to succeed him in the same role. Mark moves into the business from competitor TVH, where he was its UK managing director. He joins Kramp at a point where the business believes it is poised to accelerate the growth it has experienced in recent years, with the recent launch of instant kramp.com account creation for farmers and other end users. It is also at the beginning of a major expansion into the construction, forestry and landscaping sectors. Mark has a unique background for a senior executive, having begun his career as a mobile technician and then a field service engineer. He credits his practical knowledge and understanding of engineers as a significant factor in his career's success since moving into management. To further Mark's management credentials, he completed an MBA at the University of Northampton in 2019. "I was very excited by Kramp's ambition," says Mark. "There's a huge desire to grow, with lots of opportunity to move quickly, which is what I like. The business has clear, ambitious goals for where it wants to be by 2030." Mark is grateful to Des for leaving the UK business in great shape, with an experienced, motivated team ready to meet a set of challenging objectives. "My job is to add fresh impetus to the fantastic progress that has already been made," he concludes.

TVH
Jun 24th, 2026
TVH opens advanced "Plant T" Logistics facility to accelerate global supply chain efficiency.

TVH opens advanced "Plant T" Logistics facility to accelerate global supply chain efficiency. 24 June 2026 TVH, a leading global provider of parts for material handling, construction, and industrial equipment, has officially opened "Plant T," a state-of-the-art logistics facility at its headquarters in Belgium. Representing a $92 million USD investment, the new hub is designed to future-proof global supply chain operations, significantly reducing lead times for international markets, including the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The massive four-story, 581,000-square-foot facility expands TVH's total Belgian footprint to over 2.3 million square feet. Equipped with 17 loading docks and a striking 600-ton connector bridge linked to existing warehouses, Plant T acts as the central hub for all incoming goods. "This is clear proof that we are investing in future growth," said Patrick Lecluyse, Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors at TVH. "As an international company, this expansion ensures our logistics infrastructure can seamlessly handle fluctuating global volumes and anchor our long-term operations." Next-Gen automation and specialized processing. Plant T completely reimagines TVH's receiving and quality control pipelines. Instead of standard bulk storage, incoming inventory is immediately sorted by priority. Items ready for immediate-to-stock processing will be fast-tracked, while parts requiring technical inspection or custom packaging are routed straight to specialized product categories. "The building will help us manage our parts better, so customers get their parts even faster," says Tom Verbeke, Director Goods In at TVH. "Received goods will be brought to product specialists, which will improve quality checks and data enrichment. Plus, synergies across different departments will strengthen our technical knowledge so we can advise our customers even better." To manage daily volume swings, which can range from 150,000 to 400,000 incoming parts, the facility utilizes cutting-edge automation such as Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) and smart conveyors for highly flexible and scalable goods movement. "It's easy to think Plant T is just another warehouse, but it is a vital link in our logistical process to improve throughput times and offer faster lead times to our customers and branches worldwide." noted Tanja Dysli, COO at TVH. Sustainability and employee well-being. In alignment with TVH's commitment to sustainability, Plant T aims to achieve a BREEAM "Outstanding" certification, one of the highest international standards for sustainable building performance. The facility features a state-of-the-art waste recycling center and a 2,266-panel solar rooftop array capable of generating enough clean energy to power the equivalent of 350 households. Employee ergonomics and well-being were also central to the building's design. The facility incorporates advanced climate control across all floors, modern dining and locker spaces, and targeted robotic automation specifically deployed to offload heavy, repetitive manual labor from team members. Plant T marks a new chapter in TVH's successful operations. By advancing its logistics infrastructure, TVH unlocks new levels of global efficiency, ensuring that industrial and material handling operations across the Americas and beyond receive critical parts faster than ever before.