Technical Training Specialist

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Technical Training Specialist Automotive Technology

Role Summary

Key role enhancing technical skills. Latest innovations in heavy vehicle technology. Virtual online training & interactive presentations

Job Responsibilities

Life at Scania

From small beginnings in Sweden over 120 years ago, we’re excited to say that Scania today, is one of the world’s most recognised and respected commercial vehicle brands.

Our focus is on sustainable transport solutions, and here at Scania New Zealand, we work together as a team to come up with solutions, tailor‑made for our challenging New Zealand roads.

What you will do

About the Role : Are you passionate about heavy vehicle technology and love sharing your knowledge with others? Do you want to work with New Zealand’s number one truck brand? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you!

As a Technical Training Specialist, you will play a key role in helping others enhance their technical skills, working with the latest innovations in heavy vehicle technology. This role will allow you to inspire, educate, and empower learners using cutting‑edge tools like virtual reality, digital online training, and interactive presentations.

Why Join our Technical Training Team?

• We are an innovative and supportive team
• New Auckland‑based training centre
• Access to our facilities and technology
• Shape the future of technical training in a company that values excellence

What we can offer you

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To apply

If you’re ready to bring your passion and skills to a team that thrives on innovation and success, apply now and take your career to the next level!

You need to have valid full working rights, to apply for this role

Formal offer of employment is subject to standard pre‑employment checks including medical and other background checks

As an equal opportunity employer, supporting workplace diversity, we encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, genders and cultural heritage

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