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radautoworks:
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Acehart:
0803 726 4326 - Taofeek

He works on transmission of forklifts. Call him and see if he meets your requirements.

nurey:
Can I come for the interview?

radautoworks:
Run come na if you get kwalifikashun

nurey:
I get Kwali but fika and shun never dey. But I fit collect the rest from youtube as I be certified google mekanik

Dododawa01:
Hello madam, what happen to d weblink.carquest.com site?

dicksonadams:
can i learn on the job

BigChillin:
My cuzz over there in Nigeria a complete engineering beast. Dude tored down n fully rebuilt my blown Chevy Avalanche tranny at the back of his apartment in Ajah. The Chevy shift smootha then a baby's butt at the very first post-rebuild test drive and been shifting smooth like greased butter since. It was his first time ever touching any passenger vehicle tranny. Dude can fix anything thrown at him. Currently he rebuilds complex electronic transmissions for ocean going vessels, dredgers, bulldozers, excavators etc. His hydraulics systems expertise has no rival in Nigeria. He a transmission, engines, hydraulics repair wizard. Dude ain't never had no formal or informal technical training nor ever step foot in no engineering classroom. I always marvel at his incredible genius and sometimes wonder if he human or extraterrestrial. Complete mothafvcka, dat nigga Toyin.

davit:
So what's the lesson from this story.?

BigChillin:
My cuzz over there in Nigeria a complete engineering beast. Dude tored down n fully rebuilt my blown Chevy Avalanche tranny at the back of his apartment in Ajah. The Chevy shift smootha then a baby's butt at the very first post-rebuild test drive and been shifting smooth like greased butter since. It was his first time ever touching any passenger vehicle tranny. Dude can fix anything thrown at him. Currently he rebuilds complex electronic transmissions for ocean going vessels, dredgers, bulldozers, excavators etc. His hydraulics systems expertise has no rival in Nigeria. He a transmission, engines, hydraulics repair wizard. Dude ain't never had no formal or informal technical training nor ever step foot in no engineering classroom. I always marvel at his incredible genius and sometimes wonder if he human or extraterrestrial. Complete mothafvcka, dat nigga Toyin.

izzou:

radautoworks:
You ehn.. lol

BigChillin:
no caps, I actually wanted to n woulda loved to. But I didn't cos of wat I already been known: nigga in hella high demand handling big paycheck clients @ minimum N500k diagnostic fees per job (and millions more in repair labor). My other cuzzos been tasked me wit upscaling his skills utilization from individual scale to an industrial/institutional scale....whether here in the US, Nigeria etc. I am thinking institutional, industrial scale, industry wide partnerships, training academy frameworks, franchises etc. Maybe ur outfit can partner wit us to do sumn big? Whatcha think mama huh? Holla at cha boy.

radautoworks:
WE ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING TO HIRE TWO TRANSMISSION BUILDERS FULL-TIME

N250,000 signing bonus Auto Transmission Rebuilder

You must be able to efficiently teardown/disassemble transmissions for multiple brands, diagnose/identify the problem components and replace and reassemble with a minimum 6 month warranty.

Interview is hands-on and will require you to actively problem solve. We have all the latest equipment to make work easy!

Please show up in person at Carquest/Milex/Mr. Transmission Rad Auto Works, Eleganza Bus stop, Lekki Phase 2


We are still looking for one more!!

radautoworks:
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Can i share this on a platform that i think may have who you are looking for?[/color]

radautoworks:
Of course! Thank you.

nurey:
so you still never see? why not try and train some people for this role for the benefit of the company

nurey:
so you still never see? why not try and train some people for this role for the benefit of the company

Itsrm:
What's stopping the person she trains from leaving before she recoups her investment in him?

Even banks are now learning the hard way. They now do more of in-house conversion than higher graduate trainees.