Tony Le Voi Group
Vehicle Mechanic

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We’re looking for an enthusiastic and driven Vehicle Technician to join our busy workshop team.
If you’re a qualified Level 3 Technician and take pride in delivering high-quality work, we’d love to hear from you.
The role
As a Vehicle Technician, your responsibilities will include:
- Diagnosing vehicle faults and identifying the appropriate repair
- Carrying out routine servicing, maintenance and repairs to a high standard
- Servicing vehicles in line with Vauxhall and Jeep manufacturer schedules
- Road testing vehicles where required to diagnose faults or confirm successful repairs
- Completing routine vehicle inspections and accurately recording findings
- Recording job times accurately, either manually or electronically
- Following the correct procedures for ordering parts and returning warranty components
- Attending vehicle breakdowns and recoveries where required
- Maintaining a clean, safe and organised workshop environment
- Working closely with colleagues and managers to support an efficient, positive workshop
- Supporting and guiding other team members where appropriate
- Maintaining and developing your technical knowledge and skills
- Attending manufacturer training courses as required
- Following all relevant health and safety procedures
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What we’re looking for
You’ll need to be a qualified Level 3 Vehicle Technician, with good diagnostic and problem-solving skills and a commitment to delivering a consistently high standard of workmanship.
We’re looking for someone who is enthusiastic, reliable and takes pride in their work. You’ll be comfortable working independently when required, while also being a supportive member of a busy workshop team.
Good communication and a positive, professional approach are important, along with a willingness to keep developing your technical knowledge as vehicle technology continues to evolve.
Ideally, you will:
- Hold a Level 3 qualification in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, or equivalent
- Have previous experience working as a Vehicle Technician
- Be confident carrying out servicing, maintenance, repairs and fault diagnosis
- Have a full UK driving licence
- Work accurately and efficiently while maintaining high standards
- Be dependable, organised and able to manage your workload
- Work well with colleagues across the workshop and wider dealership
- Be willing to undertake further manufacturer and technical training
- Live locally or within a reasonable commuting distance of the dealership


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What we offer
We offer a competitive package including:
- Competitive pay
- Workplace pension
- Life assurance
- Employee car purchase scheme
- Employee vehicle repair discounts
- Relevant manufacturer and job-specific training
If you’re looking for your next opportunity and would like to join an established dealership team representing Vauxhall and Jeep, we’d be pleased to hear from you.
Tony Le Voi is a family-run dealer group that has represented the Vauxhall brand since the early 1980s from a purpose-built facility in Lakeside Retail Park, Essex. The group is committed to delivering personalised customer service, supporting a wide range of drivers from individuals and families to business customers. As part of the Motability Scheme, Tony Le Voi supplies specially adapted vehicles to people with disabilities. The highly skilled aftersales team provides advanced vehicle repair and maintenance services, including regular servicing, MOTs, and accident repairs using genuine manufacturer parts. In 2024, the group expanded to include the JEEP brand, offering new and used vehicles with expert support across sales and service for both JEEP and Vauxhall customers.
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