VEVA Soldier Casualty Transport - Air Assault

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Have you (almost) completed your VEVA Ground Operations or Logistics level 2 training? Are you now looking for a varied and adventurous job where you can really make a difference for others – anywhere in the world and in all circumstances? And do you shy away from a big challenge? Then the function of Soldier Casualty Transport in the Air Assault Brigade is for you!

Note: If you are hired for this position, you will be employed by the Ministry of Defence with the job title 'Veva Soldier Casualty Transport Air Assault'.

This is what you will do

The Army's Air Assault Brigade is a rapidly deployable unit that can be on-site anywhere in the world within 20 days for aid or conflict resolution. Thanks to our helicopters, we in the Air Assault Brigade can quickly deploy our troops, but we also ensure the transport of weapons, equipment, food, and other supplies. The Medical Company is responsible for medical care within the Air Assault Brigade.

As a Soldier Casualty Transport, you will provide first aid and help casualties in and out of a helicopter. You will also drive a light vehicle or military ambulance and will be involved in maintaining your equipment and vehicle, setting up, keeping operational, and dismantling a mobile medical facility, and security and camouflage.

When you start in this role, it is important that you have a civilian driving license B. If you do not have one? Then the Ministry of Defence will help you obtain the driving license and cover the costs. You will be responsible for obtaining the driving license on time yourself.

PLUS POINTS OF THIS FUNCTION

• Salary: your gross base salary, plus allowances, our favorable arrangements, and an annual bonus, will result in a pleasant surprise in your net pay.
• Work atmosphere: nowhere will you be part of such a close-knit team of colleagues as at the Ministry of Defence.
• Career advancement opportunities: besides being an employer, the Ministry of Defence is also a large training institute where you can follow (paid) training to grow personally and professionally.

Please note: There are multiple start dates (call-up dates) throughout the year. You will only be informed of your call-up date later. This depends, among other things, on the results of your psychological assessment, the medical examination, and the security screening. Once all parts of your application have been successfully completed, we will determine the start date together with you.

This is where you will work

As a Soldier Casualty Transport, you will be stationed at the Medical Company of the Air Assault Brigade in Assen or Schaarsbergen. As a soldier, you will participate in various exercises and must take into account that, like any soldier, you may be deployed abroad.

Before you start working, you will first complete the General Military Training Air Assault (AMOL) in Schaarsbergen or Assen. After completing the AMOL, you will start with the vocational training at the Defence Healthcare Training and Education Centre in Hilversum. If you do not yet have a driving license at that time, you will also follow the driving training at the Training and Education Centre Driving in Oirschot. This training takes approximately 10 months in total.

€3,000 ~ €3,400 salary 23 ~ 30 days off per year Obtain your driving license free of charge Location: Arnhem, Assen

Your starting salary depends on your age, educational level, and experience. As your knowledge and experience grow, so will your salary. In addition to your salary, as a soldier, you will also receive various structural and incidental allowances. The VEB allowance is already included in the salaries mentioned on werkenbijdefensie.nl. More information

With a full-time contract, you are entitled to 23-30 days of leave per year, depending on your age. Have days left over? Then you can carry them over to the next year under certain conditions.

Don't have a driving license yet? Get it for free at the Ministry of Defence! We are happy to help you move forward, and not just when it comes to your career. If you come to work for the Navy, Army, Air Force, or Military Police, you can therefore obtain your driving license B at our expense. More information about driving licenses at the Ministry of Defence.

VEVa Soldier Casualty Transport - Air Assault

Have you (almost) completed your VEVA Ground Operations or Logistics level 2 training? Are you now looking for a varied and adventurous job where you can really make a difference for others – anywhere in the world and in all circumstances? And do you shy away from a big challenge? Then the function of Soldier Casualty Transport in the Air Assault Brigade is for you!

Note: If you are hired for this position, you will be employed by the Ministry of Defence with the job title 'Veva Soldier Casualty Transport Air Assault'.

This is what you will do

The Army's Air Assault Brigade is a rapidly deployable unit that can be on-site anywhere in the world within 20 days for aid or conflict resolution. Thanks to our helicopters, we in the Air Assault Brigade can quickly deploy our troops, but we also ensure the transport of weapons, equipment, food, and other supplies. The Medical Company is responsible for medical care within the Air Assault Brigade.

As a Soldier Casualty Transport, you will provide first aid and help casualties in and out of a helicopter. You will also drive a light vehicle or military ambulance and will be involved in maintaining your equipment and vehicle, setting up, keeping operational, and dismantling a mobile medical facility, and security and camouflage.

When you start in this role, it is important that you have a civilian driving license B. If you do not have one? Then the Ministry of Defence will help you obtain the driving license and cover the costs. You will be responsible for obtaining the driving license on time yourself.

PLUS POINTS OF THIS FUNCTION

• Salary: your gross base salary, plus allowances, our favorable arrangements, and an annual bonus, will result in a pleasant surprise in your net pay.
• Work atmosphere: nowhere will you be part of such a close-knit team of colleagues as at the Ministry of Defence.
• Career advancement opportunities: besides being an employer, the Ministry of Defence is also a large training institute where you can follow (paid) training to grow personally and professionally.

Please note: There are multiple start dates (call-up dates) throughout the year. You will only be informed of your call-up date later. This depends, among other things, on the results of your psychological assessment, the medical examination, and the security screening. Once all parts of your application have been successfully completed, we will determine the start date together with you.

This is where you will work

As a Soldier Casualty Transport, you will be stationed at the Medical Company of the Air Assault Brigade in Assen or Schaarsbergen. As a soldier, you will participate in various exercises and must take into account that, like any soldier, you may be deployed abroad.

Before you start working, you will first complete the General Military Training Air Assault (AMOL) in Schaarsbergen or Assen. After completing the AMOL, you will start with the vocational training at the Defence Healthcare Training and Education Centre in Hilversum. If you do not yet have a driving license at that time, you will also follow the driving training at the Training and Education Centre Driving in Oirschot. This training takes approximately 10 months in total.

MBO 2, MBO 3 You are between 17 years and 28 years and 11 months Old. A pair of glasses or contact lenses is not a problem.

MBO-2 (all directions)Must possess Civilian Driving License B

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To be able to work for the Ministry of Defence, it is important that you have a good physical condition. That is why the physical examination is an indispensable part of the application procedure. And to prepare you well for this, we have developed special training schedules.

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Your starting salary depends on your age, educational level, and experience. As your knowledge and experience grow, so will your salary. In addition to your salary, as a soldier, you will also receive various structural and incidental allowances. The VEB allowance is already included in the salaries mentioned on werkenbijdefensie.nl. More information

With a full-time contract, you are entitled to 23-30 days of leave per year, depending on your age. Have days left over? Then you can carry them over to the next year under certain conditions.

Don't have a driving license yet? Get it for free at the Ministry of Defence! We are happy to help you move forward, and not just when it comes to your career. If you come to work for the Navy, Army, Air Force, or Military Police, you can therefore obtain your driving license B at our expense. More information about driving licenses at the Ministry of Defence.

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