Mechanics / Maintenance Short-Term Missionary (Embark)
Assist our engineering teams around the world with mechanical and maintenance projects!
Do you love working with your hands on mechanical or maintenance projects? Do you desire to use those skills for the sake of Christ's kingdom? Use your skills to assist our engineering teams around the world to bring the Gospel to many in that region! There are many project going on at our transmitter sites ...Your help is needed to plan the move, draw up designs, and measure distances.
Concerned because you've not had experience with some of these things? Don't worry - most people haven't! That's why serving alongside people with the same heart for missions as you have will be an invaluable training experience. Note: This is a general job description and is subject to change depending on skill sets and/or project/department needs.
Concerned because you've not had experience with some of these things? Don't worry - most people haven't! That's why serving alongside people with the same heart for missions as you have will be an invaluable training experience. 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 short-term opportunities like this, visit our Embark page!
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