Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 10, 2026. First seen by Alion on Nov 10, 2026. Actual Group scores A on the Alion truth index.
Main missions On-site intervention: Travel to the scene of the incident (street, road, highway, underground parking). Securing the area: Set up signage (cones, flashing lights, high-visibility vest) to protect users and yourself. Rapid diagnosis and breakdown service: Perform emergency repairs that do not require a workshop visit (wheel change, battery jump-start, fuel error, opening a locked door). Towing: If the breakdown is major or in the event of an accident, winch and load the vehicle onto the flatbed or cradle, then secure it safely. Transport: Transport the vehicle to a partner garage, the brand dealership, or the scrapyard, and take the driver back if necessary. Administrative tasks: Fill out intervention forms, have towing vouchers signed, manage billing or liaison with assistance companies.
Prerequisites and skills Class C license (Heavy goods vehicle) often essential for flatbed trucks. Class B license sufficient for some small repairs or basement 4x4s. Up-to-date FIMO / FCO goods and valid driver card. Class CE license an asset (heavy towing / trucks). Technical Solid knowledge of automotive mechanics, auto electricity. Mastery of winching, securing, and handling techniques. Personal qualities Calm and stress management (traffic danger, clients sometimes panicked or aggressive), (handling heavy equipment, working outdoors in all weather). Customer service mindset and listening skills.

