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Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited’s Mercedes-Benz Customer Service Centre in Singapore is seeking a technician to perform installation, testing, maintenance and repair for customers’ vehicles, meeting manufacturer specifications and client requirements.
The ideal candidate holds a NITEC in Automotive Technology, has 2 years’ service and repair experience, a valid Class 3 driving license, and good command of English.
Joining C&C is a distinctive opportunity to develop your career within a successful organization where everyone respects each other and enjoys working together. We recognize your performance in both tangible and intangible ways, by providing you development opportunities and making you feel respected.
As a technician with our Mercedes-Benz Customer Service Centre, you will be responsible for providing installation, testing, maintenance and repair jobs that comply with customers’ requirements and manufacturers’ specifications.
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A member of the Jardine Cycle & Carriage Group, C&C is one of the leading automotive groups in Singapore. We started out in 1899 as a trader in nutmegs and other sundries. In more than 100 years since, we have grown to become a major player in the automotive industry in Singapore, retailing Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Kia and Citroën passenger cars and commercial vehicles.
At Cycle & Carriage, it is more than just the recognition we have earned as being the leader in its class. "Exceptional Journeys" encapsulates our passion for our existence.
Bringing together high-performing team members and technical excellence to create people-focused experiences that consistently exceed expectations. Whether it is a customer we serve, an employee that we engage, a brand that we carry, we want to support them in creating exceptional journeys for themselves.
We have a constant mission to strike towards being an Employer of Choice in the countries we operate in. Some of our better performing countries have consistently being recognised for commendable people practices such as: