RATP
Public transport operator and network maintenance
Multi-Technical Electromechanical Technician
About the job
- The candidate must hold a CAP, BEP, or vocational baccalaureate in electromechanics or electrical studies.
- The candidate must have a Category B driving licence.
- The candidate must be able to interpret schematics from technical data.
- The candidate must be able to apply rigorous methodological processes.
- The candidate must adapt to new technological applications and automated equipment.
- The candidate must analyze and synthesize technical information.
- The candidate must know dedicated software, including computerized maintenance management systems.
- The role requires working from 6:30 a.m. to 2:19 p.m., with possible weekend and public-holiday work.
- Perform mobile maintenance interventions on electrical, electromechanical, heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, building, civil-engineering, industrial-computing, video-protection, and access-control equipment.
- Perform interventions at RATP network sites, RATP buildings, and workshops.
- Identify anomalies and report observed malfunctions.
- Perform first-level diagnostics and interventions in heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning.
- Investigate mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical defects.
- Troubleshoot equipment.
- Conduct tests, measurements, and adjustments before energization checks.
- Perform preventive inspections according to defined rules.
- Constantly ensure the safety of personnel and passengers.
- Record maintenance activities.
- Provide exceptional mobilization under the Flood Risk Protection Plan.
About the company
RATP Group is a global public transport company that runs and maintains urban and suburban transit networks. It operates in 15 countries with 100 subsidiaries and 71,000 employees, serving about 12 million passengers daily. Its work spans design, project management, operation, and engineering of trains, metros, trams, and buses, along with ongoing maintenance to keep services running smoothly. The company uses its expertise to deliver reliable, safe, accessible, and well-informed travel experiences, and it pursues continuous service improvement and sustainability, aiming to expand internationally through major projects while meeting new passenger expectations.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1948
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What believers are saying
- RATP Group plans 6,600 hires in 2026, including 3,500 in Île-de-France.
- Caen rail starts July 2027, adding nearly 20% of regional TER traffic.
- RATP's new security powers from March 2026 strengthen fare control and incident response.
What critics are saying
- Paris agents faced 1,303 assaults and 3,129 threats in 2025, worsening retention.
- Asheville riders reported 62% on-time performance, driving complaints, fines, and labor lawsuits.
- Competition is eroding moat: ComfortDelGro and others beat RATP Dev in international tenders.
What makes RATP unique
- RATP controls Paris mobility infrastructure, operations, and security across the Île-de-France network.
- RATP Dev wins long-duration tenders, including Caen rail in 2027 and Copenhagen Metro.
- RATP pilots autonomous buses on Paris line 393, gaining regulatory approval for France-wide testing.
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