Fleet Workshop Mechanic - Flexible Hours, Impactful Repairs

Serco Limited; Longcliffe; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 51,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday

Pension scheme

Internal training & apprenticeships

Employee wellbeing programs

Retail discounts

Volunteer day

Employee networks

Job summary

Serco Limited is seeking a skilled Workshop Mechanic to repair, maintain, and inspect our fleet of commercial vehicles. You will work in a well-equipped workshop and ensure all work follows DVSA guidelines to uphold roadworthiness.

You will perform inspections, diagnose faults, and complete road tests to confirm safety and compliance, while keeping meticulous records and maintaining a safe, efficient workshop environment.

Qualifications

• City and Guilds or NVQ Level 3 in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair.
• Experience maintaining commercial vehicles or large vehicle fleets.
• Valid Category C Driving Licence or willingness to obtain one.
• Experience working with hydraulic systems.
• Commitment to safe working practices, high-quality workmanship and continuous learning.

Responsibilities

• Carry out inspections, servicing, and repairs across a range of commercial vehicles.
• Diagnose faults and deliver efficient, high-quality repairs.
• Work with the Workshop Supervisor to ensure safety inspections are scheduled at least six months in advance, including statutory obligations.
• Perform brake testing and ensure DVSA compliance.
• Conduct road tests following repairs to confirm vehicles are safe and roadworthy.
• Maintain a clean, organised workshop environment and accurate service/repair records.

Skills

Safety mindset

Continuous learning

Education

City and Guilds or NVQ Level 3 in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

Tools

Category C Driving Licence

Hydraulic systems experience

Job description

Serco Limited is seeking a skilled Workshop Mechanic to repair, maintain, and inspect our fleet of commercial vehicles. You will work in a well-equipped workshop and ensure all work follows DVSA guidelines to uphold roadworthiness.

You will perform inspections, diagnose faults, and complete road tests to confirm safety and compliance, while keeping meticulous records and maintaining a safe, efficient workshop environment.