LCV - Automotive Technician / Mechanic - Mobile - Manchester

Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Manchester
3 weeks ago
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Overview

Competitive Salary + Overtime + Career Progression


Join a Team That Keeps the UK Moving


Make Your Move and join a team where your skills are valued, your growth is supported, and your work truly moves the world. At Enterprise Mobility, we operate one of the UK’s most diverse and dynamic vehicle fleets. Now, we’re looking for a skilled and motivated LCV Technician / Mechanic to join our Flex-E-Rent Manchester mobile team. If you’re passionate about vehicles and want to work in a supportive, forward-thinking environment, this is your opportunity to thrive.


Why Join Us?

  • Competitive Pay – With overtime paid at 1.25x and annual salary reviews.
  • Structured Career Development – Our 5-stage training programme can take you to Master Technician level.
  • Work-Life Balance – Monday to Friday schedule with no weekend shifts.
  • Generous Leave – 25 days annual leave, increasing to 30+ with service + bank holidays + time off on your Birthday!
  • Comprehensive Benefits – Including pension, life assurance, access to same day virtual private GP appointments & more!
  • Employee Perks – Discounts on car hire, Cycle to Work scheme, paid volunteer days.

What Division will I be working in?

Enterprise Flex-E-Rent is our commercial vehicle rental division, providing services tailored to the needs of commercial vehicle hire customers from locations all across the UK and Ireland. Join our team and be one of the people driving our growth.


To help understand and find out more about our Flex-E-Rent division of Enterprise Mobility, please visit: Commercial Vehicle Hire | Enterprise Flex-E-Rent (flexerent.co.uk)


Location

  • Covering: Manchester and surrounding areas

Responsibilities

What You’ll Be Doing:



  • Diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing a wide range of vehicles
  • Working with top brands like Mercedes, Iveco, and Ford
  • Ensuring all vehicles meet safety and quality standards
  • Prepare vehicles for MOT
  • Mobile role with flexibility to work in the workshop when required
  • Collaborating with a skilled, friendly team

Qualifications

What We’re Looking For:



  • NVQ Level 3 in Vehicle Maintenance (or equivalent)
  • Experience working with HGVs or LCVs
  • A Full UK / Irish / EU Manual Driving Licence
  • A proactive, detail-oriented approach and a passion for vehicle maintenance
  • Ability to pass a security check (criminality, financial, and employment references)

Enterprise Mobility is a family-owned business that values its people. We invest in your growth, support your ambitions, and offer a stable, rewarding career path.


Apply now and take the next step in your journey with a company that puts technicians first. Should you require our relocation assistance please speak to a member of the Talent Acquisition Team for details.


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