An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Vehicle Mechanic with diagnostic experience to join a well-established vehicle repair centre.

This full-time role offers excellent benefits and a salary range of £36,000 - £44,000.

As a Vehicle Mechanic, you will diagnose and perform a range of repairs and servicing tasks on customer vehicles.

You will be responsible for:



* Complete service and repair records accurately and in line with workshop requirements.


* Review work orders to confirm vehicle conditions and ensure diagnoses are accurate.


* Work efficiently and safely, utilising technical knowledge to ensure quality service delivery.


* Foster effective working relationships with colleagues to ensure smooth workshop operations.


What we are looking for:



* Previously worked as a Vehicle Technician, Vehicle Mechanic, Car Mechanic, Car Technician or in a similar role.


* Possess diagnostic experience.


* NVQ level 3 in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair.


* Knowledge of automotive systems and functionalities.


* MOT Tester status would be beneficial.


* Valid UK driving licence.


* Right to work in the UK.


What's on offer:



* Competitive salary


* Company pension


* Cycle to work scheme


* Employee discount


* On-site parking


Apply now for this exceptional Vehicle Mechanicopportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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