Estella Group Limited
Vehicle Technician

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Overview
We are seeking a skilled and dedicated Vehicle Technician and MOT Tester to join our client's small family-run business. In this role, the applicant will need to be professional and confident in working on motor cars of all makes.
Diagnostic experience is preferred but not essential.
About this opportunity…
As a skilled technician, you will become part of a team of experts supporting one of our well-known retailers. Full manufacturer training is provided, so specific brand experience is not required. You will also receive ongoing training and development to keep you up to date with the latest technology.
Key responsibilities…
- Servicing and maintenance of all vehicles across the brand.
- Electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic fault diagnosis and repair, this work may include warranty-approved work in line with our brand parameters.
- Department of Transport (MOT) testing duties (if qualified).
- Completing job cards and electronic write-ups on franchise platforms.
- Completion of electronic vehicle health checks (eVHC’s).
- Support Apprentice Technicians as required.
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What you’ll bring…
- Previous experience as a Vehicle Technician/Mechanic (or transferable skills within a similar role) with technical expertise to work at pace.
- A team-player who is comfortable operating with set processes and procedures.
- A qualified Vehicle Technician with an industry-recognized qualification, ideally level 3 but level 2 will be considered (IMI, City & Guilds or equivalent).
- Ability to carry out MOT’s is desirable, but not essential as full training will be offered.
- Motivated, dedicated, and organized with a focus on Health & Safety in the workplace.


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What’s on offer…
- Benefits platform with employee support programme.
- Discounted rates of vehicle parts and servicing.
- Opportunities for training and career progression.
- Pensions scheme.
- Life insurance.
Please note we can only accept applications from candidates who are eligible to work in the UK without Sponsorship.
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