Vehicle Mechanic Fitter Technician

Jonathan Lee Recruitment
Brecon
4 days ago
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This is your chance to join the growing UK Defence Industry with a forward-thinking international organisation that values your expertise and offers you the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology. As a Vehicle Mechanic, Fitter or Technician you'll enjoy job stability, competitive salary between £32,000 to £33,000, a comprehensive benefits package, working a 37 hour 4 day week Mon - Thurs. With enhanced overtime rates, and all tools and PPE provided. This is an opportunity to work with international and UK MOD tracked/wheeled based tactical military vehicles. This business offer jobs for life to grow your career in an inspiring and secure environment.

What You Will Do:

- Mechanically perform servicing, maintenance, diagnostics, repairs on military vehicles with some electrical systems.

- Use mechanical drawings, process plans, and customer specifications to ensure high standards.

- Complete accurate documentation, test certificates, and reports.

- Conduct equipment inspections to meet production and safety standards.

- Ensure the correct use of tools and return unused or faulty materials.

- Work as part of a team to support national defence with purpose and precision.

What You Will Bring:

- City & Guilds/NVQ Level 3 or Level 2 in Light or Heavy Vehicle Service and Repair.

- Proven experience in a similar mechanic role, ideally ex-forces, HGV/PSV, commercial dealership or plant, agriculture machinery servicing background.

- Strong knowledge of hydraulics and vehicle diagnostics.

- Adaptability, teamwork, and excellent communication skills.

- Ability to achieve and maintain Security Check (SC) clearance. Zero criminal convictions and a UK residence for 5 years. 

This Vehicle Mechanic, Technician, Mechanical fitter role is vital to the company's mission of supporting national defence. You'll be working in a secure, well-equipped environment where your skills will directly contribute to maintaining and enhancing the capabilities of military vehicles. This company is committed to delivering excellence and ensuring that its team members are valued and supported in their professional growth.

Location:

This role is based on-site at SennyBridge, offering a well-connected and accessible location for your career journey.

Interested?:

If you are an ex-forces veteran, recent forces leaver or had previous roles as a  Vehicle Mechanic, Tank Fitter, Commercial Mechanic, Vehicle Technician, HGV Fitter, HGV Technician or PSV Technician, Don't miss this exciting opportunity to make a real impact and grow your career as a Vehicle Mechanic. Apply now to take the next step in your professional journey!

Your CV will be forwarded to Jonathan Lee Recruitment, a leading engineering and manufacturing recruitment consultancy established in 1978. The services advertised by Jonathan Lee Recruitment are those of an Employment Agency.In order for your CV to be processed effectively, please ensure your name, email address, phone number and location (post code OR town OR county, as a minimum) are included.

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