Fleet Mechanic HGV and LGV - Engineering & Surveying

The Sunrise Recruitment Ltd; Wales; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading vehicle maintenance provider in Wales is seeking a skilled technician to maintain and repair fleet vehicles according to safety and regulatory standards. Responsibilities include inspecting vehicles for MOT testing, conducting repairs, and ensuring compliance with health and safety legislation. Candidates should have a strong background in vehicle maintenance and be prepared for shifts and on-call duties.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in maintaining and repairing vehicles, preferably fleet vehicles.
• Knowledge of health and safety regulations related to vehicle maintenance.
• Ability to perform diagnostics and repairs on electric vehicles.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, service, and repair fleet vehicles according to safety standards.
• Test and inspect vehicles for MOT compliance.
• Collaborate with fleet management to ensure vehicle efficiency.

Job description

Maintain and repair Fleet vehicles in compliance with Department and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) guidelines to ensure roadworthiness within the parameters set by the authorities and Operators Licence (O Licence).

Attend breakdowns and repairs 24 hours a day on shifts and call-outs within Conwy County boundaries. Shifts are from 7:00 to 15:00 and 11:00 to 19:00 on alternating weeks.

Work within and maintain quality systems and diagnostic equipment in line with legislation and customer needs.

Job Responsibilities

1. Maintain, service, and repair the county’s fleet vehicles, plant, and equipment according to manufacturer recommendations, health and safety requirements, and Ministry of Transport Regulations.
2. Test and inspect vehicles to prepare for MOT testing.
3. Ensure workshops, surrounding areas, and facilities are maintained in a clean, safe condition, complying with health and safety legislation and industry standards.
4. Maintain all vehicles, plant, and operational equipment timely to meet departmental demands.
5. Monitor and report on vehicle and equipment performance, liaising with fleet management for necessary actions.
6. Perform periodic maintenance and assess accident damage, advising on repairs where appropriate.
7. Order, fit, and test parts to ensure vehicles are roadworthy.
8. Test, assess, and repair electric vehicles safely, working towards industry standards.
9. Maintain documentation and electronic systems to support operational best practices.
10. Collaborate with fleet management to optimize fleet efficiency.
11. Maintain security protocols on operational sites during and outside working hours.
12. Provide technical information, conduct diagnostics, and recommend improvements.
13. Participate in out-of-hours fleet service and roadside recovery.
14. Undertake additional reasonable duties as required.

Corporate Responsibilities

1. Establish good working relationships and provide excellent customer service.
2. Adhere to the authority’s policies and procedures, reporting gaps to senior management.
3. Support equality, diversity, and inclusion policies.
4. Apply health and safety practices and risk assessments in daily operations.
5. Provide necessary personal data for employment and administrative purposes.
6. Perform other tasks as reasonably assigned by management.
7. Conwy is committed to safeguarding children and vulnerable groups; all employees must be aware of and adhere to safeguarding policies.

Note: We do not provide sponsorship.