the mechanic maintains the ICRC vehicle fleet and other logistics assets to the required standards as determined by Geneva headquarter. He/she ensures that all stocks of spare parts and consumables are maintained in good condition and stock controlled in accordance with guidelines.

• maximize fleet efficiency and effectiveness through planned preventative maintenance in accordance with guidelines issued from Geneva or in accordance with manufacturers recommendations
• training of national staff on ICRC procedures
• management, control and supervision of workshop(s) staff
• establishment, operation and control of spare parts inventory in accordance with ICRC guidelines
• establish and maintain an accurate and updated job card based maintenance history for all fleet and other logistics assets repairs
• as required to operate and maintain ICRC standard fleet computer system
• monitoring and controlling of all fuel consumption, including contingency planning

• ideal age: 25 to 35
• prepared to accept unaccompanied postings for the first two missions (minimum 12 months each)
• excellent command of English; French an asset
• recognize training and a minimum five years proven experience in vehicle maintenance (truck and light vehicle), certification required
• previous field experience with commercial, military or humanitarian organizations
• experience in generator (15Kva upwards) installation and maintenance an asset
• driving licence (for manual transmission vehicles)
• basic knowledge of computers required

• strongly motivated by humanitarian work
• able to cope with stress
• prepared to work under pressure in a dangerous environment
• well organized
• able to work in a team

• rewarding work in a humanitarian and multicultural environment
• generious social benefits