Amalgamated Union of Motor Mechanics And Technicians of Nigeria
At the Amalgamated Union of Motor Mechanics and Technicians of Nigeria (AUOMMATON), advocacy is at the heart of what we do. As the premier trade union for automobile mechanics and technicians across the nation, we recognize the indispensable role our members play in sustaining Nigeria’s transportation network and driving economic growth.
We actively engage with policymakers, stakeholders, and government bodies to ensure that the contributions of mechanics and technicians are acknowledged and rewarded. Through robust lobbying and dialogue, we advocate for:
The automotive industry is evolving, and so must we. AUOMMATON champions innovation and continuous professional development by:
Advocating for government-sponsored technical training programs.
Promoting the adoption of modern tools and technologies in auto repairs.
Encouraging partnerships with private organizations and educational institutions to bridge skill gaps.
We are dedicated to improving the working conditions, safety, and welfare of our members. This includes:
Campaigning for fair wages and standardized service charges.
Advocating for workplace safety regulations and health insurance schemes.
Ensuring access to pension and retirement plans for our members.
With a growing emphasis on environmental protection, AUOMMATON is leading efforts to make the automotive repair sector eco-friendly. We push for:
Policies that support the proper disposal and recycling of automotive waste.
Education on sustainable practices within the industry.
Partnerships to promote cleaner, greener vehicle repair and maintenance solutions.
Regular engagement with the government to shape legislation that benefits our industry.
Highlighting the economic and social importance of mechanics and technicians.
Empowering our members to participate in advocacy efforts through organized workshops and forums.
Publishing insightful research to inform policymakers about the challenges and opportunities within the automotive repair sector.
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