Elevation Mechanic (M/F)

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

€40 000

Job status

Permanent

Location

Michael Page
Gironde, NAQ, France

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Elevation Mechanic (M/F)

As an Elevation Mechanic / Troubleshooter, you will be responsible for preparing, maintaining, and repairing mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical equipment. Key duties include safety checks, complete machine monitoring, stock management, and cleaning tasks. This role offers a quick advancement path toward becoming a Workshop Manager. Enjoy a competitive annual salary between €33,000 and €40,000, meal vouchers, holiday vouchers, profit sharing bonuses, and additional rest days. Work a 39-hour weekly schedule with immediate start possibilities via temporary employment.

Requirements

  • Technical education (CAP, BTS or equivalent)
  • Experience in mechanics
  • Mastery of safety and maintenance procedures
  • Comfortable with stock and equipment management
  • Strong organizational and teamwork skills

Join a dynamic team focused on maintaining top-tier equipment reliability in the elevation sector!

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Michael Page

Michael Page

Looking for a rewarding mechanic role? Join as an Elevation Mechanic (M/F) with a competitive salary up to €40,000/year, great benefits, and fast career growth opportunities. Perfect for candidates with technical training and mechanical experience. Work 39 hours/week in a supportive team environment. Apply now and elevate your career! 🚀🔧🛠️

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