Mechanic

Voies Navigables de France (VNF) - DT Strasbourg · State civil service

En français : Mécanicien

This job in plain words

Mechanic job with the Strasbourg Rhin territorial service of Voies Navigables de France, in Strasbourg. The work covers the Rhine, the Ill and the Rhône-to-Rhine canal, in a workplace close to nature.

Open to non-civil servants

Can you apply?

The profile says the job is open only to civil servants (titulaires OPA). Contract staff are mentioned in the listing, but this does not match the profile.

Category: Category C (staff)
Diploma: Vocational certificate (CAP, BEP) · CAP or BEP in mechanics, welding or industrial equipment maintenance
Contract: Civil servant (titulaire, by transfer or secondment). The offer also mentions contract staff, but the profile says the job is open only to civil servants (titulaires OPA).

The profile they want:

CAP or BEP in mechanics, welding or industrial maintenance.
Good mechanical knowledge and comfortable with manual technical work.
Not afraid of heights and comfortable working at height.
Able to work in a team and on your own.
Sense of responsibility, quick reactions and flexibility.
Welding experience appreciated (ARC, MIG, TIG, gas welding).

What you would do

Carry out the mechanical work assigned to you.
Do welding work on the service's structures.
Inspect and maintain structures according to maintenance plans.
Carry out mechanical maintenance on road and river vehicles.
Enter and use the GMAO maintenance system.

How to apply

Apply on the employer's website, using the link shown on the offer page.

Good to know:

The listing mentions contract staff, but the profile says the job is reserved for civil servants (titulaires OPA).
Fixed hours of 36 hours a week. During floods, work may include 3x8 shifts, weekends and public holidays.
Benefits: 75% of transport costs refunded and a meal card worth €10 per day.
Knowing German is a plus.

We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.