Workshop Mechanic: Fleet & Plant Diagnostics & Repairs

Cloncurry Shire Council; Cloncurry Shire; Remote; AUD 56,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full-time role

Annual leave

RDO (Monthly)

Sick leave

Superannuation

Job summary

Cloncurry Shire Council is seeking a Mechanical tradesperson to join our Workshop team within the Infrastructure & Environment Department. You will service and repair the council fleet and equipment, perform diagnostic work, and undertake preventative maintenance to keep plant in safe, reliable condition.

Applicants should have formal mechanical trade qualifications and experience with diesel engines, along with basic hydraulics and electrical knowledge.

Qualifications

• Experience in automotive or heavy vehicle mechanical repairs.
• Welding experience (MIG/ARC or similar).
• Basic knowledge of automotive electrical systems and hydraulics.
• Good communication and teamwork skills.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Perform mechanical repairs and maintenance on Council’s fleet, plant and equipment
• Diagnose mechanical issues and carry out repairs on diesel and petrol engines
• Assist with basic hydraulic and automotive electrical repairs
• Undertake minor welding repairs when required
• Maintain accurate records of repairs and maintenance through job cards or computer systems
• Conduct repairs safely and in accordance with workshop procedures and WHS requirements
• Maintain a clean and organised workshop environment
• Assist with operational duties and plant operation where appropriately licensed
• Participate in after-hours call-outs when required

Skills

Automotive repair

Heavy vehicle repair

Welding (MIG/ARC)

Electrical systems

Hydraulics

Teamwork

Time management

Independent work

Education

Formal qualifications in a Mechanical Trade (Automotive / Diesel / Heavy Vehicle Mechanic)

Job description

Cloncurry Shire Council is seeking a Mechanical tradesperson to join our Workshop team within the Infrastructure & Environment Department. You will service and repair the council fleet and equipment, perform diagnostic work, and undertake preventative maintenance to keep plant in safe, reliable condition.

Applicants should have formal mechanical trade qualifications and experience with diesel engines, along with basic hydraulics and electrical knowledge.