Roadside Technician – Company Vehicle & 5 Weeks Leave

RAA; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

Tools & PPE

Uniform provided

5 weeks leave every 9 months

Start from home options

Shift penalties

Job summary

RAA, a South Australian icon, invites applications for a permanent roadside technician in Metropolitan Adelaide. You will diagnose and repair roadside faults, provide practical solutions and deliver outstanding customer service to our members and commercial customers.

Join a high-performing team with a structured training program, a company vehicle, tools, PPE and a uniform. The role starts Monday 2 November 2026, with 5 weeks of full-time training and shift work.

Qualifications

• Minimum trade level Certificate III in Automotive - Mechanical or Electrical (Mandatory).
• Automotive industry background with a track record of exceptional customer service.
• Knowledge of vehicle operation, components, and current-day diagnostic practices across makes/models.
• Ability to work shift work; Class C licence essential.
• Physically fit with strong time management, attention to detail and clear communication.

Responsibilities

• Carry out roadside repairs and diagnosis using automotive knowledge.
• Provide customer-focused solutions while maintaining high service standards.
• Be prepared, courteous and professional in all customer interactions.
• Promote RAA services and products when appropriate.
• Contribute to community road service and overall safety.

Skills

Diagnostic skills

Customer service

Time management

Communication skills

Education

Certificate III in Automotive - Mechanical or Electrical

Job description

RAA, a South Australian icon, invites applications for a permanent roadside technician in Metropolitan Adelaide. You will diagnose and repair roadside faults, provide practical solutions and deliver outstanding customer service to our members and commercial customers.

Join a high-performing team with a structured training program, a company vehicle, tools, PPE and a uniform. The role starts Monday 2 November 2026, with 5 weeks of full-time training and shift work.