A rider for Health (known as Riders) is a humanitarian non-governmental organisation working in Africa. Our vision never avers: it is of a world in which no one will die of an easily preventable or curable disease because barriers of distance, terrain or werty prevent them from being reached. We engage in fleet management in orderto actualise this vision.
In line with our expansion programme in order to have a nationwide coverage of servicing our clients where ever they may be nd also effectively engage in more and expanded fleet management, the services of the following are needed in this reputable Irganisation for the Nigeria programme in these locations.
IBUJA, ENUGU, KADUNA, BAUCHI, CALABAR, LAGOS
Job Title: Auto Mechanics & Auto Electricians
Key responsibility
-Engage in the repairs and servicing of all spec and sizes of automobiles
Requirements:
Qualifications, skills and competencies
- Be competent and skilful in automobile works
- Have vast working knowledge and experience in all spec and sizes of automobile
Method of Application
Interested persons should send application letters and recent curriculum vitae latest 21st December 2010 to eogbogu@riders.org.
Riders is an equal opportunity employer. Please visit our web site www.riders.org for more details on the organisation
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