Roadside Mechanic

Octane Recruitment Careers
Twickenham
8 months ago
Applications closed


Mobile Vehicle Mechanic
Location:Heathrow
Salary: £45,000 basic inc London Weighting, OTE £55,000
Hours: 5 days out of 7, Earliest start time of 6am, latest finish time of 12am.
Ref: 28190
Roadside Mechanic vacancy
We have exciting new opportunities for Mobile Vehicle Mechanic / Roadside Mechanic. We are recruiting across the South so we will tailor the area to you based on your location.
This Mobile Vehicle Mechanic/ Roadside Mechanicsworking for one of the UKs leading vehicle breakdown companies who provider a first-class service to thousands of customers. Looking for people to start ASAP!! Exceptional company to work for with a wide range of benefits including starting your day as soon as you start the van.

Fantastic benefits package that includes:

  • No additional travel time - start and finish on your driveway.
  • Training from day 1
  • A fully equipped state of the art company vehiclewith tools and uniform
  • Free breakdown cover for you and your household
  • Access to a broad range of career progression opportunitiesand industry leading training
  • Company life assurancelinked to pension
  • Flexible benefits site providing numerous benefits including health and wellbeing.

Mobile Vehicle Mechanic
Roadside Mechanic role:

  • Working closely with the breakdown team you will be tasked ...

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