Vehicle Mechanic Team Leader

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Location

Armée de terre
Sarthe, PDL, France

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Under military status, your specialty is to lead and supervise a team of vehicle mechanics responsible for maintenance operations on light, heavy, and armored vehicles, as well as public works machinery and energy production equipment (water treatment plants, generators...). You will regularly deploy on external operations. Benefits include 9 weeks’ leave, 75% discount all year with SNCF, housing, and meals. The remuneration for external operations can increase up to 2.5 times. Ideal candidates enjoy planning, organization, taking initiative, and responsibility. Requirements include a high school diploma, age 17.5 to 32, French nationality, compliance with national service obligations, JDC, and civic rights. Position: Non-commissioned officer.

Armée de terre

Armée de terre

🚗 Lead a skilled team maintaining a variety of specialized vehicles and equipment with strong military support! Enjoy excellent benefits like extended leave, significant travel discounts, housing, and meal provisions. Opportunity for increased pay during deployments. Ideal for organized, responsible individuals eager to take initiative and grow in a disciplined, dynamic environment. 🇫🇷 No experience required beyond high school diploma and eligibility criteria. Join as a Non-commissioned Officer and make an impactful career!

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