Cambridge Bus Technician - EV/Hybrid Diagnostics

Stagecoach (Scotland); Cambridge; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous pension

23 days holiday + bank holidays and up

Free travel for you and a companion

Training and development opportunities

Overtime opportunities

Job summary

Stagecoach Cambridge is seeking an engineer to help keep thousands of passengers moving daily. You’ll work on a modern fleet of buses and coaches, including hybrid and electric vehicles, with industry-leading training and progression opportunities.

You’ll diagnose faults, perform servicing and major mechanical work, and contribute to apprentice development within a supportive depot team. A safety-first culture and ongoing manufacturer training are core to the role.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with commercial vehicles, automotive, plant, rail or similar environments.
• Ability to use diagnostic equipment and fault-finding tools.
• Basic electrical and electronic diagnostic knowledge.
• Safety-first mindset with excellent attention to detail.
• Positive, team-focused approach.

Responsibilities

• Maintaining and repairing our fleet to DVSA and Stagecoach safety standards.
• Diagnosing and resolving mechanical, electrical and hydraulic faults using modern diagnostic technology.
• Carrying out servicing, inspections, preventative maintenance and roadside repairs.
• Completing major mechanical work, including engine overhauls and component replacements.
• Sharing knowledge with apprentices and supporting the development of future engineers.
• Working as part of a close-knit depot team where safety and teamwork come first.

Skills

Hands-on experience

Diagnosing fault-finding tools

Electrical diagnostic knowledge

Team-focused

Education

NVQ Level 3 in PSV/HGV Maintenance or equivalent qualification in Engineering

Job description

Stagecoach Cambridge is seeking an engineer to help keep thousands of passengers moving daily. You’ll work on a modern fleet of buses and coaches, including hybrid and electric vehicles, with industry-leading training and progression opportunities.

You’ll diagnose faults, perform servicing and major mechanical work, and contribute to apprentice development within a supportive depot team. A safety-first culture and ongoing manufacturer training are core to the role.