Vehicle Mechanic - LCV Technician

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LCV Technician / Light Commercial Vehicle Mechanic / LCV Fitter - Hyde


Location: Hyde


Salary: £45,(Apply online only) - £50,(Apply online only) per annum


Hours: Monday to Friday, flexible shifts (06:00-16:00 or 07:00-17:00 or 08:00-18:00)


Job Type: Permanent


We are recruiting an experienced LCV Technician, Light Commercial Vehicle Mechanic, or LCV Fitter to join a new, well‑equipped workshop in Hyde. You'll maintain, repair, and inspect a varied fleet of vans and light commercial vehicles to manufacturer and safety standards. This role suits a motivated LCV Technician, Van Technician, Light Vehicle Technician, or Commercial Van Mechanic who enjoys diagnostics, quality workmanship, and career progression in a supportive team.


Responsibilities

  • Carry out servicing, repairs, inspections, and routine maintenance on vans and light commercial vehicles
  • Diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical faults using modern diagnostic equipment
  • Perform safety inspections and record findings to industry/manufacturer standards
  • Complete accurate job cards, service sheets, and workshop documentation
  • Maintain high standards of quality, efficiency, and housekeeping across the workshop

Qualifications

Essential:



  • Hands‑on experience working with LCVs/vans in a professional workshop
  • Strong technical, diagnostic, and fault‑finding skills
  • Positive attitude, attention to detail, and pride in workmanship

Desirable:



  • LCV or full UK driving licence
  • IRTEC accreditation or equivalent manufacturer training

Benefits

  • Career development and ongoing technical training in a supportive, professional environment
  • Exposure to a varied LCV fleet with modern diagnostic tools
  • Friendly, collaborative team with strong workplace culture

If you're an LCV Technician, Light Commercial Vehicle Mechanic, LCV Fitter, Van Technician, or Commercial Vehicle Technician looking for a £45,(Apply online only)-£50,(Apply online only) permanent role with clear progression in Hyde, we want to hear from you.


Click 'Apply Now' to take the next step in your LCV Technician career.


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