A serviceman in the position of a mechanic-driver is responsible for the technical condition and reliability of military equipment, as well as for its safe and effective use in military operations. 

• Age from 18 to 45.
• Basic general secondary education.
• Driver's license (category C and above), fitness for service (in terms of health and moral qualities).
• Fitness for service in the Marines (no medical contraindications to military service).
• No criminal record.
• A desire to become a part of the legendary family of the Marines!

• Technical accounting and maintenance of equipment: Regular inspection, diagnostics and technical maintenance of military equipment, including armored vehicles, military and other vehicles, etc.
• Driving skills: Safe and efficient driving of military equipment in various road and weather conditions, including areas with difficult terrain and in combat.
• Repair and troubleshooting: Identifying and fixing minor malfunctions or implementing temporary measures to ensure the continuation of traffic in case of accidents or breakdowns.
• Safety: Ensuring safety for yourself, passengers and other road users by following traffic rules and safety instructions.
• Communication and coordination: Interacting with the commander or other crew members to ensure that tasks are completed and to respond to changes in the environment.
• Training and development: Continuous improvement of qualifications and skills in the field of driving and maintenance of military equipment. A military service mechanic-driver plays an important role in ensuring the mobility and combat readiness of a military unit. His/her professional skills and ability to confidently drive vehicles and ensure their efficient operation are essential for the successful completion of various military tasks.