Fleet Service and Maintenance Technician

Wayve; Greater London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Wayve is seeking a Fleet Service and Maintenance Technician in Greater London to maintain the autonomous vehicle fleet. You will perform routine servicing, diagnose faults, and ensure vehicles are ready for demonstrations and testing, working closely with engineers and drivers.

The role requires strong mechanical knowledge, proficiency with diagnostic equipment, and a safety‑minded approach. A UK driving licence and fleet experience are essential for success.

Qualifications

• Relevant qualifications in automotive servicing, diagnostics and repairs.
• Proven experience as a Vehicle Technician in fleet environment.
• Strong diagnostics capability using OEM or third-party equipment.
• Familiarity with OEM repair manuals.
• Competent with Word/Excel for tracking tasks.
• UK driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Routine & Preventative Maintenance – Execute scheduled servicing and inspections per manufacturer and internal guidelines.
• Mechanical & Electrical Fault Resolution – Diagnose and repair issues using OEM documentation and diagnostic equipment.
• Vehicle Readiness for Demonstrations – Ensure vehicles meet high standards of cleanliness, reliability, and functionality for public use.
• Workshop Safety & Compliance – Adhere to safety practices, risk assessments and regulations.
• Repair Documentation & Tracking – Record faults, actions, and parts used using digital tools.
• Feedback into Fleet Performance – Communicate recurring issues or improvements to Fleet Service Manager and Field Engineering.
• Customer‑Facing Communication – Engage with fleet drivers to resolve issues and ensure a positive experience.

Skills

Automotive servicing

Diagnostics

Vehicle maintenance

OEM manuals

Word/Excel

Team communication

Safety compliance

UK driving licence

Education

Automotive servicing qualifications

Tools

OEM diagnostic equipment

Third-party diagnostic software

Job description

Fleet Service and Maintenance Technician

The plays a critical role in maintaining the safety, performance, and operational readiness of Wayve’s autonomous vehicle fleet. From routine servicing and diagnostics to urgent repairs and vehicle readiness for high-visibility events, technicians ensure our fleet remains in peak condition to support testing, demonstrations, and real-world deployment.

Reporting to the Fleet Service Manager, this hands‑on role requires strong mechanical knowledge, the ability to work with modern diagnostic systems, and a proactive, safety‑conscious mindset. Working closely with engineering, drivers, and operations teams, you’ll help keep autonomy moving forward, every single day.

Key Responsibilities

• Routine & Preventative Maintenance – Execute scheduled servicing and inspections per manufacturer and internal guidelines.
• Mechanical & Electrical Fault Resolution – Diagnose and repair a wide range of issues using OEM documentation and advanced diagnostic equipment.
• Vehicle Readiness for Demonstrations – Ensure vehicles meet high standards of cleanliness, reliability, and functionality for public-facing use.
• Workshop Safety & Compliance – Adhere to safety best practices, risk assessments, and regulations.
• Repair Documentation & Tracking – Accurately record faults found, actions taken, and parts used using digital tools.
• Feedback into Fleet Performance – Communicate recurring issues or improvement ideas to the Fleet Service Manager and Field Engineering teams.
• Customer‑Facing Communication – Engage with fleet drivers to resolve issues they report and ensure a positive operational experience.

About you

In order to set you up for success as a Fleet Servicing and Maintenance Technician at Wayve, we’re looking for the following skills and experience.

Essential

• Relevant qualifications in automotive servicing, diagnostics and repairs
• Proven experience as a Vehicle Technician in an automotive servicing or fleet environment.
• Strong diagnostics capability using OEM or third-party diagnostic equipment.
• Familiarity with mechanical and bodywork repairs using OEM repair manuals.
• Competent with computer systems for tracking and recording maintenance tasks (e.g., Word, Excel).
• Comfortable interacting with engineers, operations staff, and drivers.
• Strong understanding of workshop safety and compliance standards.
• UK driving license.

Desirable

• Experience working with vehicles equipped with ADAS or autonomous technology.
• Understanding of AV fleet operational needs in a high‑uptime environment.
• Passion for emerging mobility technologies and willingness to learn new systems.

Shift Pattern - Rotation issued 4 weeks in advance.

Monday to Sunday - 40 hours per week/weekend (must be able to work weekends)

• **06:00-15:00
• 13:00-22:00