TNMVND Recruitment 2022: Tamil Nadu Motor Vehicle Maintenance Department has announced a notification of Apprentice. Those Who are interested in this vacancy and have all required eligibility criteria can read the Notification fully and apply online.
| Name of the Post: | TNMVND: Apprentice |
| Post Date: | 27-10-2022 |
| Total Vacancy: | 79 |
TNMVND Recruitment 2022
Tamil Nadu Motor Vehicle Maintenance Department
79 vacancies
Tamilnadu
Apprentice
Age Limit
| Μinimum Age | 18 years |
| Maximum Age | As Per the rule |
Age Relaxation application as per the Rule.
Application Fee
- For All: Nil
- Payment Mode: NA
Important Dates
| Starting Date to Apply Online | 26-10-2022 |
| Closing Date to Apply Online | 16-11-2022 |
- Last Date for Applying TNMVMD Chennai: 30-11-2022
- Declaration of Shortlisted List: 05-12-2022
- Verification of Certificates for Shortlisted Candidates: Dec 2022
Qualification
- Candidate Should Possess a Diploma / Engg
Vacancy Details
| No | Name of the Post | Qualifications | No of Vacancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Graduate Apprentice | BE (Mech/Auto) | 18 |
| 2 | Technician Apprentice | DME / DAE | 61 |
Kindly read the full Notification Before Apply Online.
Important Links
| Apply Online | Click here |
| Download Official Notification | Click Here |
| Official Website | Click Here |
About TNMVND Recruitment 2022: TAMIL NADU MOTOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE DEPT
The Tamil Nadu Motor Vehicle Maintenance Department has been entrusted with the responsibility to look after the maintenance of vehicles attached to various Government departments. This department has 20 Government Auto Mobile workshops at various district headquarters and one Service Station of the Secretariat, Chennai and with a materials management unit at Chennai for procuring materials need to the department. The department has proposals for opening new units at all the district headquarters in the state of Tamil Nadu.
The origin of the Tamil Nadu Motor Vehicles Maintenance Department dates back to 1945 when a few transport units were formed during the Second World War in the erstwhile composite Madras State under the control of the Board of Revenue (Civil Supplies) for procurement and transportation of food grains.
Consequent to de-rationing during 1952, all these units except those at Chennai and Thanjavur were wound up and the units at Chennai and Thanjavur with men and material were constituted as Motor Vehicle Maintenance Organization with effect from 15.8.1955. The re-constituted set up continued to function under the Board of Revenue (Land Revenue) as a service organization to look after the maintenance of motor vehicles that were being supplied to District officials under the first five-year plan.