Field Service Diesel Mechanic (Roadside Breakdowns)

You'll service and repair heavy diesel vehicles for the long-distance trucking fleet in Springs. It's the kind of job where doing the basics well every day gets you noticed.

You'll be based at a long-distance trucking fleet in Springs. Living nearby, or on a taxi route to it, really helps. You'll start with a short induction before working on your own.

• Service trucks and trailers on the planned maintenance schedule
• Repair gearboxes, differentials and clutches on heavy vehicles
• Repair hydraulics on tippers, cranes and tail-lifts
• Diagnose electronic engine faults with a heavy-duty diagnostic laptop
• Fault-find AdBlue and aftertreatment systems on newer engines
• Overhaul brake systems, including air valves, chambers and slack adjusters

• Diesel mechanic trade test certificate
• Experience with electronic diagnostics on modern diesel engines
• Physically fit for work under trucks and on pits
• Willing to do standby and roadside call-outs
• Code 14 licence so you can move and test trucks
• At least 3 years on heavy commercial vehicles or plant

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

• Mention roadside or field experience. Many fleets need mechanics who can work alone at a breakdown.
• Your Code 14 is a big plus. Put it right below your name, not at the bottom of the CV.