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HGV REPAIR TECHNICIAN / HGV MECHANIC (Night Shift)

FIROW LTD
Northwich
1 day ago
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Excellent Salary

HOURS: 40 HOURS PER WEEK Night Shift Monday - Thursday

Due to our continued success as one of the country's leading suppliers of heavy commercial vehicle Hire we have an exciting opportunity for an experienced HGV Technician / Mechanic who takes pride in providing excellent customer service and has a passion for working with the best.

Based at our Cheshire branch, you will have the opportunity to independently perform spot repairs on components in all mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic vehicle systems and components by finding and understanding the service information within a professional workshop. You will also receive excellent training at our bespoke training centre to develop you to the next level.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Carry out simple work on the vehicle's electrical system and use information from the wiring diagrams and manuals for electrical components

Perform allocated work within the time frame given to the customers

Diagnose, check and set the mechanical systems

Set up accessories and specific equipment on the vehicles

As required, attend to disabled vehicles at the roadside or on customer's premises, following appropriate routines and procedures including roadside safety laws and regulations

Provide technical advice to customers and colleagues

Carry out routine inspections, maintenance and repairs on all makes of vehicles and trailers to VOSA standard

Ensure all vehicles worked upon are handled carefully and that all precautions are taken whilst on the premises

Liaise with parts department to attain parts

Ensure Health & Safety regulations and safe working practices are adhered to

Ensure appropriate clocking is made, all job cards and service sheets are completed in a timely manner

Maintain a thorough and current product knowledge and attend training courses

KEY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ROLE:

Technical qualification (City & Guilds or NVQ qualified technician) or proven experience repairing & maintaining vehicles

Ability to work within guidelines given and to strict deadlines

Ability to work under pressure

Ability to actively seek solutions to problems

Ability to work as part of a team

Good verbal communication skills

Excellent customer care skills

Flexibility to undertake a wide range of tasks

Awareness and understanding of health and safety requirements

LGV/HGV/PCV licence an advantage

Working for Firow is not just about the job. It's about you too, and this is where the company goes the extra mile, and provides an industry leading employment package.

Firow is dedicated to delivering exceptional products and services to our customers and the successful candidate will reflect our core values; Customer first, Respect for the Individual and Quality in all we do.

If you feel you have the skills and expertise for this challenging role then please apply today.

Firow Ltd is an equal opportunities employer.

Benefits:
On-site parking

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: £41,600.00-£42,500.00 per year
Experience:
HGV REPAIR: 1 year (preferred)

Work Location: In person
Reference ID: HGV NIGHT SHIFT

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