Mechanics and Maintenance Intern or Short-Term Missionary (West Africa)
Use your skills in engineering and mechanical maintenance to share Jesus with the world!
Hoping your skills in engineering and mechanical maintenance could be combined with bringing hope to the world? Work in a cross-cultural atmosphere with team members who share your goals! Be involved with the installation, operation, and maintenance of radio transmitters and tower equipment. Use specialty tools to verify the integrity of connection joints and motor bearings, inspect towers and report findings and recommendations, and design a motor-bearing test program that can be utilized on a regular basis. Get hands-on experience using your gifts to share Jesus through super-power radio with those who may never otherwise hear. Note: This is a general job description and is subject to change depending on skill sets and/or project/department needs.
For more information about our internship program, visit our internships page or visit our Embark page for short-term opportunities! All TWR interns develop a team of partners from churches, friends, and family who support you in prayer and provide financially for your stipend and expenses. We do provide training, resources, and coaching to assist you in this process!
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