An opportunity has arisen for an experienced MOT Tester / Vehicle Mechanic to join a well-established automotive service provider.

This full-time, permanent role offers excellent benefits and a salary range of £36,000 - £42,000 for a 40 hour per week.

As a MOT Tester / Vehicle Mechanic, you will perform MOT testing, vehicle servicing, and repairs to ensure high standards of quality and safety.

You will be responsible for:



* Conducting MOT tests on a wide range of vehicles in compliance with DVSA regulations.


* Performing routine vehicle servicing and repairs efficiently and accurately.


* Managing additional tasks as assigned by the Workshop Manager, including administrative duties related to vehicle inspections.


* Maintaining a clean, organised, and safe workspace, ensuring tools and equipment are in proper condition.


* Contributing to a collaborative and efficient team environment.


What we are looking for:



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


* A minimum of 3 years of proven experience, with expertise in vehicle diagnostics, servicing, and repairs.


* Must hold a valid MOT Testing certification.


* Right to work in UK.


* A clean UK driving licence


This is a fantastic opportunity for a MOT Tester to take the next step in their automotive career.



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