Heavy Vehicle Technician

  Join one of Australia's largest and most advanced truck dealerships, where safety is more than just a priority - it's a core value. We’re looking for a Heavy Vehicle Technicians who not only bring technical skill and experience but also shares our strong commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful workplace.  Join our team and work with an impressive fleet of Volvo, Mack, and UD Trucks, using the latest technology in a modern, state-of-the-art workshop located at Derrimut.  This is a full-time position working in the afternoon shift (3.30pm to 11.36pm), where you will receive an afternoon shift loading. About the role In this rewarding and hands-on position, you’ll be responsible for the service, maintenance, and repair of a wide range of trucks. You’ll have access to cutting-edge diagnostic equipment and ongoing support to grow your technical expertise. The role suits a self-driven professional with a keen eye for detail, excellent diagnostic ability, and a passion for providing top-tier service. Your main responsibilities: Safely carry out repairs, servicing, and inspections of engines, gearboxes, brakes, differentials, and more Use the latest diagnostic equipment to accurately assess and resolve vehicle issues Complete clear, detailed reports on repair orders, including supplies used and prioritised recommendations Support and guide apprentice technicians in safe work practices and technical tasks Proactively identify and report any hazards or safety concerns You will need to have: A minimum of 2 years on the job experience in the heavy vehicle industry in Australia Certificate III in Mechanical Trade (Heavy Vehicle) or equivalent Strong understanding of safe work practices and procedures Experience with American, European, or Japanese drivelines is highly regarded Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative, customer-focused team A current HC/HR licence is an advantage but not essential Strong work ethic, time management, and attention to detail Excellent communication skills and a strong commitment to safety Own toolkit The right to work in Australia