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The AA is seeking a Roadside Rescue Mechanic to join our nationwide patrol network. You’ll respond to breakdowns, using your technical skills and clear communication to restore drivers’ day-to-day mobility.
You’ll work around 40 hours per week across varied locations, with shift options and a supportive team. Strong driving record, NVQ3 and hands-on problem solving are essential.
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Guaranteed year 1 earnings of £43,976 inclusive of allowances. OTE up to £60,000 based on top performers.
Shifts: As a patrol you will work on average 40 hour week with a variety of shift pattern options available, you have the flexibility to choose a schedule that best suits your personal and professional needs. The number of rest days you enjoy each year, as well as the length of your shifts will vary based on the shift pattern you select.
As our Roadside Rescue Mechanic, you’ll go the extra mile for our members. Anything can happen whilst driving, but we are the AA and we get everyone back on the road safely so the show can go on. More importantly you’ll be the friendly face of the UK’s largest motoring organisation. To our members, you’re the superhero. Ready for anything, you’ll be there for them, anytime, anywhere and in any weather. You’ll get their day moving again, forging confidence for drivers now and for the future.
We’re always looking to recognise and reward our employees for the work they do. As a valued member of The AA team, you’ll have access to a range of benefits including:
Plus, so much more!
We’re proud to be an inclusive employer and welcome people from all backgrounds. At The AA, you’re encouraged to be yourself, thrive in your role and feel like you truly belong.
Guaranteed year 1 earnings include applicable location allowance and a £2,000 sign-on bonus in eligible locations. OTE includes standby hours payment, performance incentive and overtime earnings and is dependent on performance and hours worked.