Batash Driver (Routine Security)
נהג/ת בט"ש (ביטחון שוטף)
- Profile
- 64 and above
- Beret
- Olive green
- Combat support
- Men and women
What you would be doing
You drive — including armored vehicles — and escort combat teams on patrols across Judea and Samaria. Your service is tied to one specific border sector, and it comes with salary bonuses and a week-on-base, week-at-home schedule.
What it takes to get in
Profile 64 and above. The B track requires a manual category-B license.
Training
Basic training 02. B-track drivers take a roughly two-week course at Tzeelim base; C-track drivers take a driving course for vehicles up to 12 tons, lasting a month and a half to three months, at Bahad 6, Tira, or Beit Naballah.
Where you serve
Bases along the border sectors: Syria and Lebanon (Northern Command), Judea and Samaria (Central Command), Gaza and Egypt (Southern Command).
- Adrenaline and risk
- Hands-on and machinery
- Outdoors, in the field