Master Technician - Automotive Industry

Hire Resolve’s client in automotive industry is urgently seeking the expertise of an experienced Master Technicians from South Africa to join their team in the UK.

Responsibilities:

• Inspect customers’ vehicles/goods, prior to and on completion of service, maintenance or repair work.
• Undertake diagnosis of repair requirements to vehicles.
• Conduct electronic visual health checks (eVHC) on all vehicles and provide a comprehensive report with expert advice and recommendations for customers.
• Carry out vehicle maintenance and repair in a safe and efficient manner to MOT and manufacturer standards.
• Procure parts required to complete the work instructions.
• Ensure a final inspection of all work is implemented and when requested, fully test if safety related or a customer concern.
• Record accurate details of work done on Repair Order and other information required by policy and statutory procedure.
• Compliance with Departmental and Company Policy, Statutory Legislation, Health and Safety, CVP
• Participate in on-going training and development to ensure product and service knowledge is up to date.
• Mentor and provide guidance to apprentice technicians, where applicable.

Requirements:

• Trade Test Certificate in Motor Mechanics (QCTO accredited).
• Master Technician Certificate with Ford, Mazda or Nissan.
• 5+ years of experience as a qualified technician in the automotive industry.
• Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills.
• EV experience
• Proficiency in using advanced diagnostic tools and vehicle software.
• Valid driver’s license.
• Willing to permanently relocate to the UK

Benefits:

• Relocation and visa assistance

If you meet the above requirements and want to make a career-changing move, apply today by either filling in the online application form or emailing your CV to Hire Resolve at rebecca@hireresolve.co.uk

Please note that correspondence will only be conducted with shortlisted candidates for this position. Should you not hear from us within 3 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.