Workshop Engineer - Fleet Mechanic (Brighouse)

Dawsongroup Plc
Brighouse
6 days ago
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Location: HD6 1QF, Brighouse, West Yorkshire, Yorkshire, UKAbout this RoleAre you a skilled mechanic or engineer looking for a role that offers variety, independence, and career progression? Do you have a background in vehicle maintenance and technical expertise, and want a rewarding, site-based role? If so, wed love to hear from you!Were looking for a Workshop Engineer/Technician to maintain, repair and prepare our hire fleet vehicles, including sweepers and specialist equipment. Youll be based at our Brighouse depot, playing a key part in keeping our fleet safe, compliant, and ready to go.. Whether you're already in municipal engineering or have transferable skills from another sector, we want to hear from you!Diagnose, repair, and maintain a range of vehicles and equipmentConduct inspections and ensure compliance with safety standardsWork on hydraulic and electrical systems (dont worry, well support your learning)Prepare and deliver vehicles for MOT testingHelp with stock checks and general fleet readinessKeep accurate service records and communicate effectively with customersAbout YouYoure a hands-on problem solver with a background in mechanical maintenance, keen to apply your skills in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment.Experience in a mechanical or engineering roleLevel 2 mechanical or engineering qualification (or equivalent)Full, valid UK driving licenceAbility to work independently and solve issues efficientlyStrong communication and customer service skillsAbout UsDawsongroup is one of Europes leading asset rental, leasing, and contract hire companies, with a fleet of over 32,000 vehicles and equipment across multiple industries. We prioritise investment in modern technology, people, and sustainability to ensure our customers get the best service possible.About Your FutureWe invest in our people and provide pathways for career growth, training, and internal promotions. Heres what you can expect:Competitive salary & overtime opportunitiesCompany service van and specialist tools providedFunded training & career developmentUp to 29 days leave + bank holidaysLife assurance & long-term incentivesWellbeing & mental health supportWhy Join Dawsongroup?Were committed to creating a supportive, inclusive workplace where your skills and experience are valued. With ongoing growth and development opportunities, youll be part of a forward-thinking team in a leading organisation.Apply now and start your journey with Dawsongroup emc!People are our greatest asset. Ready to take the next step? Apply today!Dawsongroup plc is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences.TPBN1_UKTJ

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