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HGV Mechanic technician

Heathrow Personnel
Hounslow
1 day ago
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HGV Mechanic / Fitter required - Heathrow - Airside
Contract Type: Full-time, permanent
Hours: Shift-based (including weekends and Bank Holidays) 3 on 3 off DAYS 6am - 6pm (Weekends 06.00am - 13.00pm.
About the Role
Were looking for a skilled and safety-focused Fueling Vehicle Fitter / Mechanic to maintain, inspect, and repair a fleet of specialist HGV fueling vehicles.
In this dual role, youll ensure all fueling vehicles are serviceable, compliant, and maintained to the highest standards and occasionally act as a Fueling Operator to stay current in aircraft refueling operations.
Key Responsibilities
Carry out repairs, maintenance, and defect rectification on fueling vehicles / HGV's and equipment to approved standards.
Complete and record all work accurately in the Blue Crystal system .
Conduct regulatory quality control checks in line with JIG QC manuals and safety requirements.
Maintain a safe, clean, and compliant workshop environment .
Operate fueling vehicles and equipment in accordance with all Company and statutory regulations .
Support the commissioning of new fueling equipment and ensure vehicles remain service-ready.
Perform vehicle pre-use checks , reporting any faults or safety concerns.
Report and document all incidents, accidents, or near-misses as per company procedures.
Collaborate with colleagues, management, and airport stakeholders to ensure seamless operation.
What Were Looking For
Essential Experience & Qualifications:
Significant hands-on experience as a Fitter / Mechanic ( with commercial or heavy vehicles).
Knowledge of aircraft fuelling systems , vehicle mechanics , and safety regulations .
Experience with vehicle or equipment quality control .
Eligibility to obtain airport security clearance and airside driving license .
Willingness to work shift patterns , including weekends and Bank Holidays.
Desirable:
Recognised mechanical qualification (e.g. NVQ, City & Guilds, or equivalent).
Knowledge of Airfield SOPs and workshop procedures.
ADR license (advantageous).
Skills & Attributes
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Excellent attention to detail and commitment to safety.
Ability to work effectively under pressure.
Professional, proactive, and safety-driven mindset.
Logical and solution-oriented approach.

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