Diesel Mechanic (Heavy Commercial Trucks)

Every hour a truck stands still costs money. This agricultural equipment dealer in Hammarsdale needs a mechanic who can fix it quickly. If you learn fast and don't mind being shown things twice, you'll settle in within a few weeks.

You'll be based at an agricultural equipment dealer in Hammarsdale. Living nearby, or on a taxi route to it, really helps. Start date: as soon as possible for the right person.

• Diagnose electronic engine faults with a heavy-duty diagnostic laptop
• Carry out pre-roadworthy checks before the vehicle goes for COF testing
• Fault-find AdBlue and aftertreatment systems on newer engines
• Inspect tyres, fifth wheels and kingpins for wear and damage
• Attend roadside breakdowns in the service truck
• Service trucks and trailers on the planned maintenance schedule
• Record parts used and hours worked on the fleet system

• At least 3 years on heavy commercial vehicles or plant
• Solid understanding of air brake systems
• Diesel mechanic trade test certificate
• Code 14 licence so you can move and test trucks
• Experience with electronic diagnostics on modern diesel engines
• Willing to do standby and roadside call-outs

• Hydraulic systems training
• Brand-specific heavy vehicle courses
• Auto electrical skills

• Standby and call-out allowance
• Heavy-duty tools supplied by the workshop
• Overtime available most weeks
• Provident fund and funeral cover

• Mention roadside or field experience. Many fleets need mechanics who can work alone at a breakdown.
• List the truck and engine types you have worked on, including electronic systems. Fleet managers screen for those.