Race Mechanic Wanted
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RC Developments

Original Poster:

83 posts

153 months

Friday 7th March 2014
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Race mechanic position available on either full time/contract basis.

Applicant must have good experience in GT/saloon/historic racing, an ability to work to a very high standard on a variety of different race cars and a good work ethos/ability to fit into the JDR atmosphere quickly.

Fabrication/welding/machining skills would be a bonus.

Position available with immediate start based in Colchester

Please e-mail C.V/details to ross.curnow@johndanbyracing.com

cra1gy1989

293 posts

173 months

Friday 7th March 2014
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Dream job there... slipping away into the distance.

If only i did motorsport engineering at uni...

Would a mechanical engineer fit the bill wink

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

246 months

Friday 7th March 2014
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RC Developments said:
Race mechanic position available on either full time/contract basis.

Applicant must have good experience in GT/saloon/historic racing, an ability to work to a very high standard on a variety of different race cars and a good work ethos/ability to fit into the JDR atmosphere quickly.

Fabrication/welding/machining skills would be a bonus.

Position available with immediate start based in Colchester

Please e-mail C.V/details to ross.curnow@johndanbyracing.com
I've never had any experience with GTs, saloons or historic racing. My work is typically poor to average (on a good day) and I don't really like meeting new people or adjusting too much. Prefer to work on my own.

Don't even know what I welder looks like, but I can learn things like that in a few months. I'm pretty average at learning.

I'm based in Yorkshire, but if you're willing to relocate north I could be tempted.

Oh, and I don't work weekends.


When do I start?

cra1gy1989

293 posts

173 months

Friday 7th March 2014
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Haha. Made me laugh that..10 pence short. Don't think he could find anyone better suited to the job if you ask Me!

RC Developments

Original Poster:

83 posts

153 months

Friday 7th March 2014
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10 Pence Short said:
I've never had any experience with GTs, saloons or historic racing. My work is typically poor to average (on a good day) and I don't really like meeting new people or adjusting too much. Prefer to work on my own.

Don't even know what I welder looks like, but I can learn things like that in a few months. I'm pretty average at learning.

I'm based in Yorkshire, but if you're willing to relocate north I could be tempted.

Oh, and I don't work weekends.


When do I start?
Start tomorrow you will fit right in!

BoRED S2upid

21,044 posts

269 months

Friday 7th March 2014
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I can make a mean cup of tea and could organise 10ps spanners. Is there a position available? I'm also up north so handy for when you relocate to take advantage of 10ps's skill.