The Workshop Mechanic role is responsible for carrying out a range of maintenance services. These tasks include pre-delivery, planned maintenance, repairs and service to both our client's fleet and customer owned equipment.
Responsibilities:
Carrying out vehicle servicing, & inspections
Troubleshoot forklift problems to include brake, electrical and hydraulic systems, detect imperfections, potential problems, safety issues and/or malfunctions
Field service reporting on completed maintenance jobs
Ability to diagnose & action mechanical faults
Undertake mechanical repairs
Ability to work on LPG, petrol and diesel systems
Good working knowledge of brake systems and tyre/wheel changes
Liaising with the Maintenance/Workshop Manager on any issues that need attention regarding safety;
Sourcing necessary parts required;
Manage service/maintenance;
Maintain service records to a high standard;
Ability to complete breakdowns including offsite/roadside repairs;
Carry out general duties including administration tasks as required
Maintaining a safe, organised workshop and work area
Perform safety inspection on machines prior to being released back to the work floor.
About You:
Current Trade Certificate in Heavy Vehicles, Forklift Mechanic, Plant, Motor Mechanic (Light), Automotive Electrical (or equivalent) essential
Must hold a current forklift license
Experience & knowledge of internal combustion engines, hydraulics, pneumatic and electrical systems
Experience & knowledge of fault diagnostics and software
Must be a Safety driven individual with thorough knowledge of all WHS policies and procedures, including hazard identification & risk assessment training.
Ability to document, record and track servicing and maintenance of all vehicles
Reliable and honest
Great work ethic
If you are a dedicated workshop mechanic we encourage you to apply. Please submit your resume and cover letter detailing your relevant experience.
