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Total Fleet Support in Birmingham is seeking a Heavy Goods Vehicle Technician to maintain, service and repair HGVs and trailers on site. You will perform routine maintenance, fault diagnosis, engine servicing and electrical repairs to ensure safety and uptime.
The role requires strong hands-on skills, DVSA and industry standards awareness, and the ability to document work accurately while collaborating with the workshop team and mobile engineers.
Total Fleet Support is a 24-hour, IRTE-accredited HGV and trailer workshop in Oldbury, minutes from Junction 2 of the M5, dedicated to keeping commercial fleets on the road and fully compliant. Operating from a 28,000 sq ft facility, the team conducts around 500 laden roller brake tests per month, with all work double-checked by an internal quality control team and achieving a 100% MOT pass rate on preparation and presentation. In addition to workshop services, mobile engineers work on customer sites nationwide, performing onsite inspections and repairs, supported by 24/7 breakdown cover. The company offers comprehensive services including routine and planned maintenance, diagnostics, engine and electrical repairs, vehicle and trailer refurbishment, safety testing, and around-the-clock breakdown support. Trusted by leading blue-chip fleets across the country, Total Fleet Support focuses on reliability, safety, and engineered uptime.
The Heavy Goods Vehicle Technician is a full-time, on-site position based in Birmingham, responsible for maintaining, servicing, and repairing HGVs and trailers to ensure safety, reliability, and compliance. Day-to-day tasks include carrying out routine and scheduled maintenance, performing safety inspections, fault diagnosis, engine servicing, and electrical repairs. The role involves preparing vehicles and trailers for MOT, supporting roller brake testing, and completing repairs such as commercial vehicle bodywork, curtain and roller shutter door fixes, tail lift and LOLER work, and trailer refurbishment. The technician will accurately document all work, follow workshop quality control processes, and adhere to relevant compliance and safety standards. The position may also involve supporting breakdowns, working occasional unsociable hours, and collaborating closely with workshop colleagues and mobile engineers to minimize vehicle downtime.