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Hi Guys,

Not sure which area this should be in so mods, please feel free to move as required.

A mate of mine has a FULL TIME mechanic position in a busy performance workshop in Northern suburbs (Melbourne).

I guess the duties would be the same as any other mechanic, except you'd have exposure to the performance side of things as well.

If you know anyone interested, please PM me and I will forward you the details.

Cheers,

SXTACY

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Hi Dave,

Doesn't have to be fully qualified but must have good knowledge of automotive concepts and be able to work unsupervised. He doesn't mind if the person is fully qualified or not, as long as the person can do the job.

Good point abut the Vic section, mods, can you please move as you see fit.

Cheers,

SXTACY

sxtacy - are they looking to take on a fully qualified mechanic or apprentice.

Also, would probably be best in Vic section.

Dave

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usually people like to know where they are applying BEFORE sending in the papers...

::D

If you look at the papers and even online like seek.com.au, you will find it is quite common to outline the job description before mentioning the employer. This is what agencies do all the time.

Anyways, a person who is interested in mechanics, has the time and finds the location suitable will apply and be told the whole story.

Cheers,

SXTACY

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