NUMBER 2 MECHANIC

Motorsport Network
Wakefield
1 month ago
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We are looking for enthusiastic and competent Number 2 Mechanics with previous high-level motorsport experience to work within our growing LMP2 and GT3 team.


Main responsibilities:

  • Support the Number 1 Mechanic in the upkeep, maintenance, setup and running of the companyâ?s LMP2 or GT3 race cars
  • Support the Number 1 Mechanic in the assembly, service, and operation of the race cars at the workshop and events worldwide consistently to the highest standards
  • Follow engineering and technical procedures during the rebuild and preparation of the car whilst respecting agreed deadlines
  • Engage with your team of mechanics at race and test events, promoting teamwork and effective communication
  • Take an active role in the pit stop crew including identifying opportunities to improve pit stop routine or performance
  • Component part numbering and component logging, to ensure accurate mileage records are kept
  • Identify and help resolve issues with car build, reliability or equipment which need attention, service or repair
  • Assist with the loading and unloading of trucks and freight both at an event and at the workshop
  • Assist with setup and dismantling of the garage infrastructure on event
  • Maintain a high level of presentation at both the workshop and at the track
  • Other responsibilities when required within the engineering departments to assist the business

Essential requirements:

  • Knowledge and ability in all aspects of race car maintenance and repair, including composite and graphics repairs
  • Confident use of Microsoft Office applications
  • Excellent record keeping abilities
  • Experience in a similar role in high level motorsport environment e.g. F1, WEC, ELMS, DTM, FE, IMSA or IndyCar


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