HGV / PSV Technician, Mon-Fri, Perm Early Shift

City of Edinburgh Source: WhatJobs

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JOB DESCRIPTION

Are you an experienced HGV or PSV Technician looking for a varied role where you can work across heavy commercial vehicles, coaches, plant and electric vehicles?

An excellent opportunity has become available for an experienced technician to join a busy engineering operation in Edinburgh.

The role is predominantly heavy vehicle based, with a strong focus on HGV and PSV maintenance. You will also work on a smaller number of plant vehicles and LCVs.

The fleet includes approximately 22 coaches, around 50% of which are electric, making this a particularly good opportunity for someone looking to build experience with modern EV technology.

You do not need previous experience across every vehicle type. Strong HGV or PSV experience is the priority, alongside a willingness to learn and develop across the wider fleet.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Carrying out servicing, maintenance, inspections and repairs across HGV, PSV, plant and LCV vehicles
Working predominantly on heavy commercial vehicles and coaches
Diagnosing mechanical and electrical faults
Maintaining both diesel and electric vehicles
Carrying out preventative maintenance and safety inspections
Preparing vehicles for statutory inspections where required
Completing job cards and maintenance documentation accurately
Supporting breakdowns and vehicle recovery where required
Maintaining high standards of Health & Safety and workmanship
Participating in the on-call rota

DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

Approximately five years' post-apprenticeship experience
Strong HGV, PSV or heavy commercial vehicle maintenance experience
NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds or equivalent heavy vehicle qualification
Strong mechanical and diagnostic skills
Experience carrying out servicing, inspections and repairs
A willingness to work across HGV, PSV, plant and LCV vehicles
A full UK driving licence
The ability to attend site within one hour when on call

Previous experience working with electric vehicles would be advantageous but is not essential.

Plant or LCV experience would also be beneficial, although training and development can be provided for technicians who have not previously worked across the full fleet.

ON-CALL AND OVERTIME

The on-call rota operates approximately one week in six.
You will receive £350 standby pay for the on-call week.
Any call-out is paid for a minimum of three hours at the applicable overtime rate.
Monday-to-Friday overtime is paid at time and a half.
Saturday and Sunday overtime is paid at double time.
You must be able to attend the site within approximately one hour when called out.