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Roadside Assist Mechanic - Glasgow - Forecasted Volume

The Automobile Association
Glasgow
4 days ago
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Company description

Start your journey today; join the AA.     

Join our Roadside Assistant Mechanic development programme and we’ll fine tune your expertise with ongoing support and training. If you’ve got the drive to succeed, we want to hear from you. By joining our development programme, you pledge to become a fully-fledged Roadside Rescue Mechanic with us in the future.  

Take a look at all things The AA at our You Tube channel:  The AA - YouTube  

Base Salary: £ 31,406 including location allowance*  

The base salary is achieved on a working week on average of 40 hours.  

Top performers can earn upwards of OTE £44,000!  

  • Start and finish on your driveway, (paid from the moment you get in your van to the moment you get home). * Sign on locations also available for discussion  
  • Each year, choose your standby hours preferences to suit your lifestyle and work life balance  
  • Bring your best self and we provide the rest, including; Van, full Uniform, Boots, and the best available equipment!  
  • Free breakdown cover from  day one  
  • 23 days holidays (increases with service)
  • Up to 7% company pension contribution
  • A famous brand that our customers love with industry leading training
  • Dedicated Employee Assistance Programme and a 24/7 remote GP service for you and your family  

This is the job

Your way with people really sets you apart and you understand not just what your customer wants, but how they feel - you’ll ask the right questions, explain your fix and love ensure your customer can get on with their day. You’re ready for anything, you’ll be there for them, anytime, anywhere and in any weather.   

What will I be doing?

You’ll be:  

  • A communicator:   You're comfortable sharing your knowledge and information in a way that your customers understand the situation and feel safe that their needs will be taken care of  
  • A dedicated learner:  Whilst on your journey to becoming a fully-fledged patrol you will take every opportunity to soak up knowledge and learn from others. Whether that’s on the road or in a structured learning setting.  
  • A self-starter:  You will be content working independently, as well as collaborating as part of a team, driving to different locations in all weathers  
  • A fixer/problem solver:  You will revel in utilising your technical expertise to solve a variety of issues. Whether that’s fixing the vehicle by the roadside or recovering the vehicle to a garage, you are the solution bringer and enable your customer to get on with their day  

What do I need?

You’ll need :  

  • NVQ 2 in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, or equivalent qualifications with appropriate experience  
  • It’s essential that you have a full category B driving licence, with 6 points or less,  If you don’t also have category BE (towing) we’ll fund it for you.  
  • To be happy working shifts, which could include evenings, weekends and Bank Holidays  

Additional information

For more information on our full benefits package, including discounted home and motor insurance, take a look at our website,  Taking care of you - AA Careers (theaacareers.co.uk)

As a valued team member, you’ll have access to a range of fully supported development programmes, designed to help you progress your career with us. Whether you’re looking to grow in your current role, or learn new skills and take on greater responsibilities, we will help you build the career you’re looking for.

Here at the AA we understand diversity and value the difference this brings to our culture and our customers. We actively seek people from diverse backgrounds to join us and become part of an inclusive company where you can be yourself, are empowered to be your best and feel like you truly belong.

You can apply today with or without a CV (if you wish to apply without a CV then please list your most recent experience along with your qualifications on the application form) by clicking on the link below and filling out a short application form. Your application will then be reviewed before we arrange an online interview assessment. As part of the onboarding process, we complete several pre-employment checks including work reference, credit and criminal record checks. 

Ready for anything? Apply Today

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