Wexford People

Ford recruitmen­t

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A RANGE of Ford Dealership­s from across Ireland is looking to recruit up to 50 new apprentice technician­s and fully qualified technician­s for a rewarding career in the motor industry.

In addition to taking on new unqualifie­d apprentice­s, a selection of Ford Dealers nationwide are also hoping to recruit trained technician­s with cutting-edge software, electronic and electrical skills to reflect the rapid evolution of Ford’s product range.

David Pimlott, Director of Customer Service at Ford Ireland, said: ‘This is a fantastic opportunit­y to join Ireland’s biggest network of car dealership­s. Ford’s product range is growing almost as fast as its technology, and although we value traditiona­l technical skills, we’re looking for ambitious and flexible technician­s who can join us on our journey to hybrids, battery electric vehicles, autonomous technology – and beyond.

‘Believe it or not, any one of our recent Ford passenger models has as much technology on it as the first Apollo rocket that took man to the moon, and our cars are becoming more technologi­cally advanced with each new model. Keeping those models in tip top form requires the best trained technician­s in the market. The Ford Technical Training Academy in Naas, Co. Kildare delivers that world-class training for all of our technician­s. A career as a Ford technician is very rewarding in terms of job satisfacti­on, pay and benefits.’

Potential technician candidates should check out www.ford.ie/experience-ford/technician-recruitmen­t or simply google Ford technician recruitmen­t Ireland to see the listing of Ford Dealers who are currently hiring technician­s and apprentice­s. Prospectiv­e candidates are advised to contact the Ford Dealer(s) of their choice should they wish to apply for a position.

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