Full-Time Motor Mechanic

Business Nest; Sydney; Vor Ort; AUD 80.000 - 85.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Leave Your Car Here Pty Ltd (St Ives Auto Care) is seeking a Full-Time Motor Mechanic in NSW. You will inspect, diagnose, service and repair petrol and diesel light vehicles across various makes and models, using diagnostic tools to identify faults and perform repairs to high standards.

Responsibilities include scheduled logbook servicing, brake and suspension work, engine and driveline repairs, and road testing where required.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum Cert IV in the related files.
• Strong fault-finding skills and ability to diagnose faults.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team, prioritise jobs and communicate effectively.

Aufgaben

• Inspect, diagnose, service and repair petrol and diesel light vehicles.
• Perform mechanical inspections of engines, transmissions and braking systems.
• Use diagnostic tools to identify faults and verify repairs.
• Carry out scheduled logbook servicing per manufacturer specs.
• Maintain accurate service records and communicate repair needs.

Kenntnisse

Fault finding

Independent work

Teamwork

Communication

Ausbildung

Cert IV in motor services

Tools

Launch diagnostic tools

Jobbeschreibung

Company Name: Leave Your Car Here Pty Ltd (St Ives Auto Care)

Address: 363 Mona Vale Road, Street Ives NSW-2075

Job Title: Full-Time Motor Mechanic

Salary: $80,000 - $85,000 plus superannuation

Duties:

• Inspect, diagnose, service and repair petrol and diesel light motor vehicles across a range of makes and models, identifying faults affecting vehicle performance, reliability and safety.
• Perform mechanical inspections of engines, transmissions, clutches, driveline components, steering, suspension, braking and cooling systems to identify wear, damage and repair requirements.
• Use manufacturer service information, repair manuals, computerised diagnostic scan tools and electrical testing equipment to diagnose mechanical, electrical and electronic faults.
• Interpret diagnostic trouble codes and carry out systematic testing to identify the underlying causes of engine performance, drivability, engine management and other vehicle system faults.
• Carry out scheduled logbook servicing in accordance with manufacturer specifications, including oil and filter changes, fluid checks, lubrication, tyre rotation and vehicle safety inspections.
• Diagnose and repair braking, steering and suspension faults, including replacing worn or defective brake components, suspension components, wheel bearings and related parts.
• Diagnose cooling-system faults and repair or replace radiators, water pumps, hoses, belts and associated components as required.
• Remove, dismantle, inspect, repair or replace defective engine, transmission, clutch and driveline components, and reassemble and adjust systems to manufacturer specifications.
• Diagnose starting, charging and associated electrical faults, and repair or replace alternators, starter motors, sensors and related components as required.
• Perform tyre removal and replacement, wheel balancing and tyre rotation, and inspect tyres and wheels for wear, damage and safety concerns.
• Conduct post-repair inspections, functional testing and road tests, where authorised, to confirm that faults have been rectified and vehicle systems operate correctly and safely.
• Maintain accurate job cards and service records detailing diagnostic findings, work completed and parts used, and communicate further repair requirements to workshop management and customers as required.
• Follow manufacturer requirements for installation, adjustment and tightening torques, and maintain a safe, clean and organised workshop while using hoists, tools, diagnostic equipment and machinery.

Qualifications, skills and experience:

• Minimum Cert IV in the related files
• Minimum 1 years of relevant hands-on motor mechanic experience in an automotive workshop.
• Practical experience in servicing and repairing petrol and diesel light vehicles.
• Reliable and a dedicated person with drive and energy
• Strong fault-finding skills and experience using Launch or equivalent diagnostic scan tools.
• Competence in engine and drivetrain repairs and brake, steering and suspension systems.
• Ability to interpret manufacturer specifications and technical information and complete work accurately.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team, prioritise allocated jobs and communicate effectively.
• Commitment to safe work practices, attention to detail and reliable workmanship.
• Hold, or be eligible to obtain, any motor vehicle repairer tradesperson certification required for the work in the relevant state or territory.

Applications open on 8 October 2026 and close on 7 November 2026.