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HGV TECHNICIAN - Weekend Shift
Ford and Slater are one the UK’s largest DAF Truck dealers group with 16 locations from Norwich to Birtley in the North East, employing over 850 staff whilst remaining a family run business. We currently have an exciting position as an HGV Technician - Weekend Shift, in the fantastic team at our DAF Trucks dealership in Newark. As an HGV Technician, we can offer you:
- Competitive hourly rate depending on your HGV Technician experience
- Overtime at premium rates
- Excellent DAF HGV Technician Training & Development opportunities – in house and manufacturer’s
- HGV driving licence training after qualifying period
- 22 days holiday (plus Stats) pro-rata, rising to 25 days (plus stats) pro-rata, after 5 years service
- Employee Of The Month Competition
- Employee Assistance Program
- Career Progression Opportunities
- Pension
- Death in Service Life Insurance Scheme
- Cycle to work scheme
Who are we looking for as an HGV Technician - Weekend Shift:
- You will have previous experience working as an HGV Technician / Mechanic within the HGV, Commercial Vehicle, LGV, PSV, Heavy Plant, Car or an associated sector.
- Ideally have a qualification in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair.
- Or a time served HGV Technician.
- Full UK driving licence.
Shift Pattern - 4 continuous days that include Saturday & Sunday
The HGV Technician role / responsibilities include (but not limited to):
Servicing and maintaining a wide variety of Trucks and Vehicles. Fault Diagnostics. MOT Preparation. Mechanical and Electrical repairs. Ensure repairs are carried out according to manufacturer’s procedures and in a safe and responsible manner. Road test vehicle when required, subject to licence restrictions. Attend any technical or development training that is made available.
Apply today to start your journey with Ford & Slater
No agencies please. It is not always possible to get back individually to each applicant, so if you haven’t received a reply within 21 days, your application has been unsuccessful.
