Motor Mechanic

Location: Mount Kuring-Gai, NSW

Salary: $80,001 - $100,000

Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position

• Perform scheduled servicing and preventative maintenance on petrol and diesel-powered light vehicles and company fleet vehicles.
• Inspect vehicle systems and identify mechanical or electrical faults using appropriate diagnostic equipment and workshop testing procedures.
• Carry out repairs to engines, braking, steering, suspension, cooling and transmission systems by replacing or repairing worn and defective components.
• Remove, inspect and reinstall mechanical assemblies where required, ensuring repairs are completed in accordance with manufacturer specifications.
• Conduct post-repair testing and final inspections to confirm vehicles operate safely and efficiently before being returned to service.
• Assist with routine maintenance of company utility vehicles and workshop support vehicles to minimise operational downtime.
• Interpret workshop manuals, technical information and service bulletins to support accurate diagnosis and repair work.
• Complete service reports, maintenance records and repair documentation accurately in accordance with company procedures.
• Maintain workshop tools, equipment and work areas in a clean and safe condition while complying with Workplace Health and Safety requirements.
• Work collaboratively with workshop personnel to ensure servicing and repairs are completed efficiently and within scheduled timeframes.

Qualification & experience

• Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology or another equivalent automotive mechanical trade qualification.
• Demonstrated experience working as a qualified Motor Mechanic undertaking vehicle servicing, maintenance and repairs.

Applicants who do not hold a relevant trade qualification must possess at least three (3) years of relevant full-time work experience in a comparable role.

• Sound knowledge of vehicle mechanical systems, including engines, steering, suspension, braking and transmission components.
• Experience using diagnostic equipment and interpreting workshop manuals to identify and rectify mechanical faults.
• Strong mechanical aptitude, problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative workshop team.