Vehicle Technician/Mechanic

Hilton Garage
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
1 week ago
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Vehicle Technician / Mechanic

Vehicle Technician/Mechanic (Stoke-on-trent)

Hilton Garage is one of the U.K.'s leading Car Supermarkets. We are a long-established, family-run business with three generations currently driving our growth and success. Rooted in strong values and a people-first culture, we are proud of our vibrant workplace and our tradition of promoting from within. Due to continued business expansion, we are seeking passionate, skilled, and like-minded Vehicle Technicians to join our team.

Vehicle Technician are responsible for providing exceptional vehicle servicing and repairs by using the latest diagnostic technology and techniques to identify vehicle issues.

What You'll Get in Return working as a Mechanic with us:

Competitive Salary (£40k - £45k) + Bonus Structure
Shift Work : Mix of 12-hour and 6-hour shifts across the week
Overtime paid at time and a half
Unused holiday entitlement can be claimed back and paid in addition to salary
Training & Development : Access to continual professional development opportunities
Workplace Pension (auto-enrolment)
Employee Discounts across products and services
Genuine Career Progression : Most of our senior leadership team began in entry-level roles

What You'll Be Doing as a Vehicle Technician:

Carrying out inspections, repairs, and maintenance on a wide range of vehicles.

Diagnosing faults using the latest diagnostic equipment and methods.

Completing servicing and mechanical repairs to a high standard.

Ensuring all work is completed efficiently, safely, and in line with manufacturer standards.

Providing input and sharing experience to contribute to our collaborative and skilled workshop team.

What We're Looking For:

NVQ Level 2/3 in Motor Vehicle, Car Mechanic Repair or equivalent.

Time-served mechanics with strong references will also be considered.

MOT certification is desirable but not essential - we offer alternative opportunities.

Strong work ethic with a commitment to quality and attention to detail.

Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and collaborative environment

Why Join Hilton Garage?

We are a business built on experience, trust, and ambition. Our team is our greatest strength, and we're committed to nurturing talent and rewarding hard work. If you are passionate about cars, committed to excellence, and looking for a role with progression opportunities in a dynamic, family-run environment - we'd love to hear from you.

Apply Today!

Take the next step in your automotive career with a company that values your skills and supports your growth.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: £40,000.00-£45,000.00 per year

Benefits:
Canteen
Employee discount
Free parking
On-site parking

Experience:
Vehicle technician : 2 years (required)

Licence/Certification:
Full UK driving licence (required)
Vehicle Maintenance principles level 2 (required)

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