Vehicle Mechanic Assessor

Vehicle Mechanic Assessor

Location: South West / Wiltshire (Field-Based)
Salary: £41,000 + £4,550 Car Allowance
Contract: Permanent, Full-Time

We’re recruiting for a Vehicle Mechanic Assessor to join a training provider, supporting apprentices across MOD sites throughout Wiltshire and the South West.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced automotive assessor, or a qualified vehicle mechanic with an assessing qualification, looking to support the next generation of skilled vehicle technicians.

The Role
Assess apprentices completing Vehicle Maintenance & Repair qualifications
Conduct workplace visits across MOD sites, including Tidworth, Lyneham, Warminster, Colerne, Larkhill and Bulford
Observe practical work and assess occupational competence
Review learner portfolios and assessment evidence
Monitor learner progress and provide constructive feedback
Support apprentices in achieving their qualifications and completing their programmes
Maintain accurate assessment records and ensure compliance with awarding body requirements
Liaise with employers, apprentices and training teams Requirements
Strong industry background in Vehicle Maintenance & Repair, ideally including heavy or light vehicles
Level 3 qualification in Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair or equivalent
Recognised assessor qualification such as A1, D32/D33, TAQA or CAVA
Experience assessing apprentices or vocational qualifications
Good understanding of apprenticeship standards and workplace assessment
Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel across the region Package
£41,000 annual salary
£4,550 annual car allowance
Permanent, full-time position
Field-based role covering MOD sites across Wiltshire and the South West
Opportunity to support the development of the next generation of vehicle mechanics If you're an experienced Vehicle Mechanic Assessor looking for your next opportunity, we'd be keen to hear from you

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