Full-Time
Light Vehicle Technician
Michelin
10,001+ employees
Global tire manufacturer and mobility services
Compensation Overview
€2.1k - €2.3k/mo
Le Blanc, France
In Person
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- Training in vehicle maintenance through a CAP, BEP, vocational baccalaureate, or CQP.
- At least one year of professional experience in automotive maintenance.
- Ability to work independently.
- Technical expertise in light-vehicle tire and vehicle maintenance.
- Rigor in performing assigned tasks.
- A valid Category B driving license is required.
- Perform technical services required for pneumatic maintenance of light vehicles, including cars, four-wheel-drive vehicles, utility vehicles, combustion vehicles, and electric vehicles, in accordance with working methods and safety instructions.
- Perform tire-related services.
- Ensure compliance with working methods and safety rules while delivering quality interventions.
- Maintain equipment and work areas.
Michelin is a global tire manufacturer with three segments: automotive tires for passenger cars and two-wheeled vehicles, road transportation tires for trucks and fleets, and specialty tires for aircraft, mining, and agriculture. It sells tires through OEMs, distributors, and retailers and offers mobility services like ViaMichelin and the Michelin Guide. The company differentiates itself with a broad product lineup across consumer, commercial, and industrial tires, plus digital services and a well-known culinary guide. Its goal is to be a comprehensive mobility partner by expanding from tires into services that help customers plan and optimize their journeys while prioritizing safety and performance.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Founded
1889
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- First-half 2026 operating income reached €1.45 billion despite currency headwinds.
- Michelin closed Flexitallic in April 2026, expanding Polymer Composite Solutions.
- July 2026 IMCD and Platform Science partnerships widen digital and specialty reach.
What critics are saying
- Michelin will spend €400 million restructuring in 2026 and €150 million in 2027.
- Cholet, Vannes, and Tuscaloosa closures signal structural network decline and labor conflict.
- Connected Fleet commercialization stalls and data products never offset tire-cycle volatility.
What makes Michelin unique
- Michelin dominates premium replacement tires with 2026 Primacy 5 Energy and Pilot Sport 5 Energy.
- Connected Fleet's AI Assistant and Platform Science integration extend data services beyond tires.
- Michelin Guide magnifies brand power and creates consumer trust no tire rival matches.
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Michelin partners with Lalamove Malaysia via Tyreplus Network. August 5, 2026 Michelin has entered into a new partnership with the on-demand delivery and logistics technology company Lalamove in Malaysia, aimed at ensuring the safety of last-mile delivery drivers and riders in the country. Michelin's Tyreplus Network Offers Free Vehicle Checks for Lalamove Drivers in Malaysia Michelin acknowledged the importance of last-mile delivery partners, calling them "the backbone of Malaysia's digital economy". In the Lalamove partnership, the company will utilise its Tyreplus auto centre network to roll out free vehicle checks for Lalamove drivers acros... Exclusive content. This content is for subscribers to The Tyreman. If you would like to support its independent coverage of the tyre industry in Malaysia, you can subscribe to by clicking the subscribe button below.
Michelin Star winners set to open West London steak restaurant serving alternative cuts. Rump Steak wants to cut food waste by having a focus on the less popular cuts that don't get served at fine dining restaurants. Michelin Star awarded restaurateurs are hoping to open a new steak house in Notting Hill which will help tackle food waste. Article continues below Rump Steak would serve customers with less popular cuts of meat, which are not as commonly found in fine-dining restaurants. The new eatery would be located at a former estate agents on Lancaster Road. Article continues below There would be space for a maximum of 50 people inside the venue, with 16 seats on the outside pavement area. The hopeful operators are the team behind Michelin Star restaurant Dorian and Eel Sushi Bar, also located in Notting Hill. Article continues below 138205439175 On Thursday (July 23), legal counsel for the applicant Mr Jack Spiegler assured a Kensington and Chelsea Licensing Sub-Committee that his operators had extensive experience in operating restaurants in the borough. "As an existing Notting Hill Michelin Star holder the applicant can reassure you and local residents that this involves the highest possible standards of food, drinks service and customer care as well as robust management systems to ensure a professional and sympathetic business operation alongside local residents," he said. Railway Mews Limited, a property developer, opposed the application as it would be "effectively moving hospitality into what is a residential area". You May Like Last-minute offer: Up to 50% offNow's your chance to book your next beach getaway. Take advantage of this last-minute offer with up to 50% off through Palladium Rewards using the promo code PROMO!Palladium Hotel Group | Sponsored We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and third parties based on our knowledge of you. More info The company is in the process of developing six new town houses which are located next to the premises. In a formal objection, their legal counsel said that these properties would be "directly exposed" to any issues with the venue. Their concerns cover the inclusion of outdoor seating and the dispersal of customers. Legal Counsel for Railway Mews also raised concerns over the accuracy of the submitted plans in relation to the outdoor seating area. However, the applicant agreed to a condition which would ensure the patio was not used by the restaurant. Instead customers dining al fresco would be seated on the restaurant's forecourt only. Article continues below The sub-committee will produce a written decision within five working days of the hearing. Looking for more from MyLondon? Subscribe to our daily newsletters here for the latest and greatest updates from across London.
Michelin reported segment operating income of €1.45 billion in the first half of 2026, representing 11.4% of sales and marking a 7% increase at constant scope and exchange rates. Revenue reached €12.7 billion, up 0.5% at constant exchange rates despite a 3.1% adverse currency impact. Free cash flow before mergers and acquisitions improved significantly to €282 million, compared with negative €102 million in the same period last year. The tyre manufacturer completed three strategic acquisitions in its Polymer Composite Solutions segment during the period. The group maintained its full-year guidance despite challenging economic conditions, including weakness in original equipment markets. Michelin's consumer segment benefited from strong sales of its new Primacy 5 Energy and Pilot Sport 5 Energy tyre ranges.
Michelin ResiCare names IMCD to distribute bio-based 5-HMF in Europe. 27 Jul 2026 Partnership supports commercial rollout of renewable platform chemical from 2027 Clermont-Ferrand, France - Michelin ResiCare has appointed speciality chemicals distributor IMCD Europe to market its bio-based 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (5-HMF) across Europe, ahead of the start-up of its first commercial production unit in France next year. Under the agreement, IMCD will distribute 5-HMF produced at Michelin ResiCare's site in Peage-de-Roussillon, while providing logistics and local technical support to customers across Europe, Michelin said 24 July. The move is intended to broaden access to the renewable platform chemical beyond Michelin ResiCare's direct relationships with major industrial customers, which Michelin said have been evaluating the material for various applications over the past two years. Michelin is currently building a €60 million facility in Peage-de-Roussillon with a capacity to produce 3 kilotonne per annum of 5-HMF, with production due to start in early 2027. (ERJ report) The French group said European production of 5-HMF would help secure regional supplies of the molecule, "rapidly growing in the materials and formulation chemical industries." "This partnership with IMCD represents a major step forward in our desire to popularise the use of 5-HMF," said Michelin ResiCare CEO Laurent Lemonnier. With its "technical expertise", customer support capabilities and European presence, IMCD is "the perfect partner to speed up the distribution of this molecule of the future," he added. Produced from fructose using green chemistry processes, 5-HMF is intended as a renewable alternative to certain fossil-based chemical intermediates and is already registered under the EU's REACH chemicals regulation. According to Michelin, the molecule can be used in bio-based thermoset resins, intermediates for petroleum-derived aldehydes, and applications across sectors including construction, transport, electronics, agriculture, cosmetics and specialty additives. The announcement follows Michelin's recent decision to enter exclusive talks with engineering group Axens to accelerate the global industrial deployment and licensing of its 5-HMF technology. (ERJ report) * Every issue of European Rubber Journal (6 issues) including Special Reports & Maps. * Unlimited access to ERJ articles online * Daily email newsletter - the latest news direct to your inbox * Access to the ERJ online archive
Michelin Connected Fleet & Platform Science partner to expand access to Smart Predictive Tire technology through Virtual Vehicle Platform. Last updated: July 24, 2026. Connect. Collaboration enables fleets to access Michelin's tire intelligence solutions through Platform Science's connected vehicle ecosystem ATLANTA - July 23, 2026 - MICHELIN Connected Fleet, a subsidiary of Michelin, and Platform Science today announced a partnership that will bring the Michelin Smart Predictive Tire solution to the Virtual Vehicle Marketplace, helping fleets improve tire maintenance, reduce downtime, and make more informed operational decisions. "At MICHELIN Connected Fleet, we are committed to helping fleets shift from reacting to roadside breakdowns toward predictive tire maintenance, supporting safer, more efficient operations through connected tire technologies and actionable insights. Together these empower fleets to act before a breakdown, a delay, or a safety risk occurs," said Willem Moore, CEO of MICHELIN Connected Fleet. "By partnering with Platform Science, we can bring our Smart Predictive Tire capabilities, powered by Michelin Smart Leak predictive algorithm to more fleets through a scalable digital platform, helping customers unlock greater value from their vehicle and tire data." The partnership combines Michelin's advanced tire intelligence capabilities with Platform Science's connected vehicle infrastructure, creating a streamlined path for fleets to access actionable tire insights within a scalable digital ecosystem. "Platform Science is focused on providing the infrastructure that enables innovative transportation technologies to reach fleets at scale," said Jake Fields, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Platform Science. "By integrating MICHELIN Smart Predictive Tire solution into our ecosystem, we are helping customers access valuable predictive maintenance capabilities that can improve vehicle uptime, operational efficiency, and overall fleet performance." Smart Predictive Tire uses advanced analytics and connected vehicle data, including tire pressure and temperature data, to help fleets proactively identify certain key tire issues to take action before they become costly roadside events, promoting reduced unplanned downtime and supporting more efficient fleet operations. Platform Science's Virtual Vehicle platform serves as an open connected vehicle ecosystem that enables fleets to deploy, manage, and integrate applications and services across their operations. The announcement builds on Michelin's continued investment in connected mobility solutions and Platform Science's mission to make transportation smart. Together, the companies are working together to deliver a more connected fleet experience that empowers customers with data and insights to make proactive decisions and maximize vehicle performance. For more information, visit MICHELIN Connected Fleet at: https://connectedfleet.michelin.com/en-NexTraq, LLC/ and Platform Science at: www.platformscience.com. About Michelin Connected Fleet MICHELIN Connected Fleet powered by NEXTRAQ, LLC, a subsidiary of Michelin North America, Inc., provides fleet management solutions that help customers manage operating costs, enhance productivity, and drive tire performance through connected insights. MICHELIN Connected Fleet offers the tools and information that fleet operators and managers need to easily manage their fleets on a day-to-day basis and transform their operational efficiency. More than a supplier, MICHELIN Connected Fleet acts as a true partner. Its team of experts works alongside customers to analyze mobility data and turn insights into actions that contribute to reduced costs, improved productivity, and reduced downtime. Fleets interested in learning more can visit: https://connectedfleet.michelin.com/en-NexTraq, LLC/. About Platform Science About Platform Science Platform Science is transforming transportation technology by empowering fleets with a unified, user-friendly technology platform. Platform Science makes it easy to develop, deploy, and manage mobile devices and applications on commercial vehicles, giving fleets an edge in efficiency, flexibility, visibility, and productivity. The customizable platform delivers an unlimited canvas to fleets and developers seeking to innovate and create new solutions as customers' needs, businesses, and industries evolve. In Feb. 2025, Platform Science acquired Trimble's global transportation telematics business units to accelerate the future of transportation technology through the global expansion of Virtual Vehicle. Platform Science was named by Fast Company as one of the World's Most Innovative Companies. For more information, please visit www.platformscience.com. Ready to see how AI-powered fleet management can support your operation? Contact MICHELIN Connected Fleet to learn more. Ready to find the right fleet management partner? Other interesting stories. Driver safety. What operation safe driver week can reveal About your fleet safety program. Contact. Telephone. North America. 303 Perimeter Center N Ste 800 Atlanta, GA 30346 Sales inquiry. Explore.