Qualified Motor Mechanic (Passenger Vehicle Dealership) – Immediate Start

Fix it right the first time: that is the job at this fast-fit tyre and service centre in Soweto. If you learn fast and don't mind being shown things twice, you'll settle in within a few weeks.

The site is in Soweto; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. Start is planned for the beginning of next month.

• Write clear job card notes on what you found and what you fixed
• Road test vehicles before and after repairs
• Carry out scheduled services to the manufacturer's checklist and interval
• Replace clutches, brake pads, discs, shocks and timing belts
• Quote extra work you find and pass it to the service advisor for approval
• Update control unit software when the manufacturer releases a campaign
• Coach the apprentice on your bay through basic services

• Motor mechanic trade test certificate (Red Seal) or occupational certificate at NQF 4
• Neat with customer vehicles: seat covers, floor mats and no grease marks
• At least 3 years as a qualified mechanic in a dealership or workshop
• Able to meet flat-rate or sold-hour targets
• Confident with diagnostic scan tools and wiring diagrams

• Automatic gearbox or DSG repair experience
• Brand-specific training certificates from a manufacturer academy

• Pay at or above the motor industry bargaining council rates
• Staff discount on parts and services
• Manufacturer training courses paid by the dealer
• Tool allowance or tool insurance

• Put your trade test date and the car brands you know best at the top of your CV.
• If you hit or beat your sold-hour target, say by how much. Workshop managers love that number.