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Bus/PCV/HGV Mechanic

Diamond Bus Company
Kidderminster
3 days ago
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Job Description

We are looking for a skilled and motivated PCV / HGV Shift Engineer to join our engineering team. You will be responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and repair of our fleet of PCVs and HGVs to ensure they are safe, reliable, and compliant with all relevant regulations. This is a shift-based role, offering variety, responsibility, and the opportunity to work with modern equipment in a supportive environment.

Key Responsibilities

Carry out routine servicing, inspections, and MOT preparations on PCVs/HGVs
Diagnose faults and complete effective repairs to ensure vehicles are roadworthy
Work to VOSA and DVSA standards at all times
Accurately complete job cards, maintenance records, and compliance documentation
Respond to breakdowns and ensure minimal downtime of vehicles
Support apprentices and less experienced engineers where required

Skills & Experience Required

Recognised qualification in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance (NVQ Level 3 or equivalent)
Experience working on PCVs or HGVs (dealership, fleet, or workshop background)
Good understanding of hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical systems
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Flexibility to work shifts and occasional overtime
Full UK driving licence (PCV licence desirable but not essential)

What We Offer

Competitive salary up to £20.50 per hour
Overtime available
Company pension scheme
Ongoing training and career development
Modern, well-equipped workshop
Free travel for you, partner and up to three children

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: Up to £20.50 per hour

Benefits:
Company pension
Free or subsidised travel
On-site parking

Work Location: In person

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