Workshop Technician - Wellington

About The Role Let's grow together!

A Platinum Investors in People employer and an award-winning UK bank, focused on growth.

Our customers include savers and businesses across the UK and, working together, we use our specialist expertise to help them achieve their ambitions and build a sustainable future.

If you're an experienced Workshop Technician looking for an opportunity to grow in a friendly environment, we're looking for you!

We're flexible, inclusive, committed to your wellbeing and passionate about you reaching your potential.

Let's grow together ...

MAIN PURPOSE OF JOB : The technician is responsible for carrying out all work to a high standard within this busy workshop facility, ensuring adherence to vehicle maintenance and compliance regulations.

The role will involve ensuring that all paperwork and Fleet management system is completed timely, accurately and to a high standard and to carrying out repairs, maintenance, servicing to vehicles as and when required, whilst adhering to all Health and Safety policies and procedures.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES / ACCOUNTABILITIES : Carry out vehicle inspection examinations in line with VOSA procedure and Company policy.

Test and check that systems and components are safe, secure and working properly.

Diagnose faults by isolating systems or components that may have caused or potentially cause a problem.

Repair or replace worn parts ahead of the vehicle's breakdown or damage.

Gain authorisation to repair or fit parts as required by Company Procedure.

Maintain efficiency and accuracy while working.

Test drive vehicles where permitted and correct driving license is held.

Use Personal Protective Equipment as and when required securing the safety of yourself and all personnel.

To complete all paperwork required for the task / job completed and return this documentation to the workshop controller immediately on completion of the inspection / work.

You will be required to assist other technicians with repairs when required.

Along with completing the workshop controller's duties when required.

Demonstrate a duty of care by reporting any health and safety concerns to Workshop Controller immediately upon recognition of potential hazard.

Complete jobs in full before the end of your shift or carry out job handover as required ensuring the vehicle is left in a safe condition with necessary safety signage present.

Maintain a degree of flexibility while working in order to provide adequate cover to serve customers and workshop requirements.

Adhere to Company Policies and Procedures including the SFS Health and Safety policies at all times.

To ensure that the workshop and parking area are kept clean and tidy and that all customer / SFS vehicles are parked efficiently and ensure that the walkways are kept clear at all times.

All vehicles when parked outside are to be locked and keys kept secure at all times.

To ensure that all equipment being used by you and other staff is in a safe condition to be used.

Ensure that all equipment is only used for the task it was designed for and is returned to the correct place of storage after use.

You must report any failures in operation of the equipment to the workshop controller.

To provide early morning and / or afternoon defect cover on customer sites.

To attend vehicle breakdowns as and when required, (a workshop vehicle / van will be provided).

Ensure that NO vehicle is returned to the customer, unless it is safe to be returned for their use.

To create and maintain a professional relationship with SFS staff, customers and suppliers.

Be on standby 24 / 7 on a weekly basis as and when required.

A flexible approach must be maintained in all work duties, in order to provide adequate cover to service the workshops and customers' requirements.

Any reasonable ad-hoc duty as required.

Even if you don't meet all the criteria, we encourage you to apply .

At Paragon, we value diversity and we're excited to hear from passionate individuals like you!

If you're ready to contribute to the team, please apply.

Working hours Monday to Friday 45 hours per week Inclusion As a Disability Confident Employer, we want to ensure that our vacancies are accessible for everyone.

If you have a disability, long term health condition or are neurodiverse and need us to adjust our recruitment process please get in touch with our recruitment team.

About You Essential Skills A full clean HGV driving license category C required as a minimum.

As a minimum 5 years' technical experience on municipal vehicles (e.g. refuse, sweepers, etc) Technical experience on vehicle electrical systems (12+24 volts), hydraulic and pneumatic systems Evidence of qualifications and training in the following areas : - recognised time served on an apprenticeship scheme, VOSA vehicle inspection course, municipal vehicle manufacturing training.

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