In this role you support the reliability and safety of London’s bus fleet by performing routine inspections and ongoing servicing. You will work within the Operations team to respond to issues, diagnose faults, and carry out repairs across engines, transmissions, chassis, braking and electrical systems. You’ll collaborate with drivers and operations to keep service running smoothly, prioritise workloads, and uphold health and safety standards. This is a hands-on position in a high-performing engineering department with scope to impact fleet performance and safety.
Pay / Benefits
Competitive salary and benefits package
Opportunities for career development and progression
Supportive, team-oriented environment
The satisfaction of keeping London moving safely and efficiently
Responsibilities
Conduct routine vehicle inspections and servicing to maintain fleet reliability
Perform reactive maintenance and repairs using diagnostic equipment
Rectify issues across engines, transmissions, chassis, braking and electrical systems
Respond promptly to operational issues and perform necessary repairs
Build strong relationships with drivers and operations staff to ensure smooth service
Prioritise workload to optimise operational efficiency
Ensure compliance with Health and Safety requirements
Utilise OEM diagnostic test equipment to interpret fault codes and fix faults
Maintain knowledge of DVSA PSV inspection standards and regulations
Possibly maintain relationships with one or more bus suppliers (desirable)
Key requirements
Experience in the bus, coach, light or HGV mechanical engineering sector
NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in vehicle mechanical engineering
Strong understanding of mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems
Full and current driving licence
Strong IT skills (Outlook and Excel)
Experience with OEM diagnostic test equipment
Up-to-date knowledge of DVSA PSV inspection standards and regulations
Proven ability to work with suppliers (desirable)
Strong communication
Organised
Team player
Mechanical engineering knowledge
Electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems understanding
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