LCV Mechanic - Van Fleet Maintenance

Manpower UK Ltd
Bicester
4 months ago
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A full-time opportunity is available for a skilled Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) Mechanic to join a specialist maintenance team in North Oxford supporting a high-performance fleet used across the entertainment and production industries.


About the Role

Based at a purpose‑built workshop you'll be responsible for maintaining and repairing a fleet of Mercedes Sprinters and VW Transporters. You'll also assist with coach maintenance as needed.


Key Responsibilities

  • Carry out servicing and inspections to DVSA and internal standards
  • Prepare vehicles for MOT and manage presentation
  • Diagnose faults and complete repairs, including warranty documentation
  • Maintain accurate service records and workshop organisation
  • Attend occasional roadside breakdowns
  • Conduct road tests following repairs
  • Prioritise workload and meet deadlines
  • Follow Health & Safety protocols and safe working practices

What We're Looking For

  • Level 3 NVQ in vehicle maintenance, repair & diagnostics (or equivalent)
  • Minimum 5 years' experience with mechanical and electrical systems
  • Welding experience desirable but not essential
  • Strong understanding of Health & Safety legislation
  • Self‑motivated, reliable, and proactive with a "can‑do" attitude

What's on Offer

  • Full‑time role: 40‑45 hours/week (excluding breaks)
  • Monday to Friday schedule
  • Competitive pay based on experience and hours - £35 - £42k
  • Overtime available during peak periods
  • Ongoing training and development
  • Supportive work/life balance culture
  • Further on‑going training opportunities are provided if required, pension scheme, great team environment


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