Motor Mechanic - Green Motor Work Shop Pty Ltd

Green Motor Work Shop Pty Ltd; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

Green Motor Work Shop Pty Ltd in Tarneit, a western Melbourne automotive workshop, seeks a dedicated Motor Mechanic (General) to service and repair light vehicles, inspecting and road-testing to ensure safe returns.

Reporting to the Director, you will diagnose faults, perform servicing and repairs across engines, brakes, transmissions, steering and suspension, and keep accurate job records while guiding workshop staff.

Qualifications

• AQF Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology or equivalent.
• Diagnostic skills across engines, brakes, transmissions, steering and suspension.
• Ability to read service manuals and follow technical specifications.
• Clear communication with customers and colleagues about faults and options.
• Commitment to safe, high-quality workmanship and detailed records.

Responsibilities

• Inspect vehicles and diagnose faults using diagnostic equipment and road tests.
• Service and repair engines, brakes, transmissions, steering and suspension.
• Dismantle, overhaul, reassemble and adjust relevant systems as needed.
• Test after repair to confirm safe and efficient operation.
• Record work performed, parts used and labour time accurately.
• Guide workshop staff and ensure quality before releasing vehicles.

Skills

Diagnostic skills

Clear communication

Attention to detail

Team guidance

Prioritisation

Education

AQF Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology

Job description

Position: Motor Mechanic (General) – ANZSCO 321211

Type: Full-time (38 hours per week)

Employer: GREEN MOTOR WORK SHOP PTY LTD

Location: Tarneit VIC 3029

Salary: $80,000 per annum plus superannuation

About the Business

GREEN MOTOR WORK SHOP PTY LTD is an independent, owner-operated automotive repair and maintenance workshop in Tarneit, in Melbourne’s west. The workshop provides vehicle servicing, mechanical repairs, fault diagnosis and general maintenance to private motorists and local businesses, and its whole approach is built around one aim: returning every vehicle to the road safe, reliable and operating efficiently. Led directly by its Director, the business runs a small, close-knit team in which each mechanic works on the full job from inspection through to final road test, standards of workmanship are set and checked at the bench, and customers deal with the people who actually work on their cars. The workshop values careful diagnosis over guesswork, honest advice about what a vehicle does and does not need, and a tidy, safe working environment.

About the Position

The business is creating a new full-time Motor Mechanic (General) position to meet growing demand for servicing and repair work at its Tarneit workshop. Reporting to the Director, the mechanic will take responsibility for inspecting, diagnosing, servicing and repairing light vehicles across engines, brakes, transmissions, steering and suspension, and for testing each vehicle to confirm it is safe and performing correctly before it is returned to the customer. In a workshop of this size the role carries real responsibility: the mechanic will manage their own jobs from start to finish, give day-to-day guidance to workshop staff, keep accurate records of the work performed, and help the Director maintain the turnaround times and quality on which the business’s reputation depends.

Key Responsibilities

• Inspect vehicles and diagnose mechanical and related faults using diagnostic equipment, visual inspection and road testing
• Perform routine servicing and scheduled maintenance, including engine oil and filter changes, fluid checks and replacement, belts, hoses, brakes and tyres
• Repair or replace faulty mechanical components, including engine, braking, transmission, steering and suspension parts
• Dismantle, overhaul, reassemble and adjust engines, brakes, transmissions, steering and suspension systems
• Test engines, brakes, transmissions, steering and suspension systems after repair to confirm the vehicle operates safely and efficiently
• Identify additional faults found during servicing, explain the required work clearly to the customer and complete it once authorised
• Record all work carried out, parts used and labour time accurately on job cards and workshop records
• Maintain tools, equipment and the workshop bay in a clean, safe and orderly condition in line with workplace health and safety requirements
• Provide day-to-day guidance to workshop staff and check the quality of their work before vehicles are released

Requirements

• Australian citizens and permanent residents are encouraged to apply.
• A minimum AQF Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology, or an equivalent automotive mechanical trade qualification
• At least one year of experience as a motor mechanic in a vehicle servicing and repair workshop
• Sound diagnostic skills across engine, braking, transmission, steering and suspension systems, including the use of diagnostic scan tools and the ability to read service manuals and technical specifications
• Working knowledge of workshop health and safety practices, safe handling of fluids and parts, and accurate completion of job cards and service records
• Clear communication with customers and colleagues, including the ability to explain faults and repair options in plain terms
• Reliability, attention to detail and the ability to prioritise and complete work within agreed turnaround times
• Willingness to guide workshop staff and to maintain consistent standards of workmanship across the team