Miller Plant LTD
HGV Lorry Mechanic

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Company Description
Miller Plant LTD is a diversified contracting and haulage business specializing in earthworks, demolition, and aggregate supply. The company provides heavy haulage services and operates extensive crushing and screening operations to support construction and civil engineering projects. Miller Plant LTD also offers plant and tipper hire, giving clients flexible access to a wide range of machinery and vehicles. The team works on varied, often large-scale projects, providing opportunities for mechanics to work with a broad fleet of heavy goods vehicles and plant equipment. The business prioritizes reliability, safety, and responsive service for customers across the region.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site HGV Lorry Mechanic role based in Midmar. The mechanic will carry out routine servicing, inspections, diagnostics, and repair work on HGVs and associated plant vehicles to ensure safe and reliable operation.
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- Identifying mechanical and electrical faults
- Completing scheduled maintenance
- Performing brake, suspension, and engine repairs
- Preparing vehicles for MOT and compliance checks


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The role involves maintaining accurate service records, working to manufacturer and company standards, and collaborating with drivers and operations staff to minimize downtime. The mechanic is expected to follow all health and safety procedures, keep the workshop organized, and support occasional emergency call-outs or breakdown repairs as required.
Qualifications
- Strong HGV mechanical skills, including diagnostics, repairs, and routine servicing of lorries and heavy plant.
- Experience with braking systems, suspension, hydraulics, and basic electrical fault-finding on commercial vehicles.
- Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, service schedules, and maintenance documentation.
- Familiarity with workshop tools, equipment, and safe working practices in a heavy haulage or plant environment.
- Relevant mechanical qualification (e.g., NVQ/SVQ Level 3 in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance or equivalent) or substantial proven experience.
- Strong attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Good communication skills and the ability to liaise effectively with drivers, supervisors, and other workshop staff.
- Full UK driving license; HGV license and experience with earthworks or demolition fleets are advantageous.
- Commitment to health and safety, reliability, and maintaining high standards of workmanship.
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