Senior Vehicle Technician

Senior Vehicle Technician

Location:

Edinburgh
Salary:
Up to £48,000 basic per annum, depending on experience and qualifications
Additional Earnings:
Performance-related earning opportunities
Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time

Hours:

Monday to Friday - no regular weekend working
 
Applicants must already have the right to work in the UK, as visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
 
ISQ Recruitment is recruiting for an experienced Senior Vehicle Technician to join a well-established and expanding independent automotive workshop in Edinburgh.
 
The business is investing in additional workshop premises that will more than double its current capacity, creating an excellent opportunity to join during an exciting period of growth.
 
This position would suit an accomplished Senior Mechanic, Diagnostic Technician, Master Technician or Lead Vehicle Technician who enjoys solving difficult faults, carrying out complex repairs and sharing knowledge with other members of the workshop team.
 
You will remain hands-on with servicing, diagnostics and major repairs while acting as a trusted technical point of reference for developing technicians.

The Role
Working across a broad range of makes, models and vehicle technologies, you will diagnose and repair complex mechanical, electrical and electronic faults.
 
The workshop is looking for someone who combines strong technical ability with curiosity, humility and a genuine willingness to continue learning as automotive technology develops.
 
You will work within a collaborative environment that values teamwork, family life and work-life balance. This is a workshop without unnecessary egos, where technicians support one another and difficult faults are approached as a team.

Key Responsibilities
 
Diagnose complex mechanical, electrical and electronic vehicle faults
Use diagnostic equipment, technical data and wiring diagrams to identify root causes
Carry out servicing, maintenance and repairs to manufacturer standards
Complete engine, gearbox, clutch, braking, steering and suspension repairs
Diagnose engine-management, emissions, DPF and AdBlue faults
Investigate intermittent and difficult-to-replicate vehicle issues
Carry out timing-belt, wet-belt and associated engine repairs
Diagnose and repair automotive electrical systems
Support other technicians with challenging diagnostic and repair work
Provide practical guidance and technical mentoring to developing technicians
Carry out quality checks and road tests following repairs
Clearly communicate technical findings to the workshop and service teams
Accurately complete job cards, inspection reports and supporting documentation
Identify and report additional repair requirements professionally
Maintain high standards of workmanship, productivity and attention to detail
Keep the workshop clean, organised and safe
Follow all company health and safety procedures  What We're Looking For
 
Level 3 qualification in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, or equivalent
Significant experience as a Vehicle Technician, Diagnostic Technician, Master Technician or Senior Mechanic
Strong mechanical, electrical and electronic diagnostic ability
Proven experience resolving complex or intermittent vehicle faults
Confidence using modern diagnostic equipment and technical information systems
Experience completing major mechanical repairs
Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams and technical data
Good knowledge of modern engine-management and emissions systems
A curious and methodical approach to fault-finding
Willingness to learn about developing vehicle technologies
Ability to support and guide less experienced technicians
Collaborative, adaptable and team-focused attitude
High standards of workmanship and attention to detail
Full UK driving licence  Benefits
 
Basic salary of up to £48,000
Monday-to-Friday working
No regular weekend working
Performance-related earning opportunities
Company pension
Employee discount
Referral programme
Free on-site parking
Relocation assistance where appropriate
Ongoing technical training and development
Modern diagnostic equipment
Well-equipped independent workshop
Exposure to a wide variety of vehicles and technologies
Supportive, respectful and team-focused working environment
Genuine opportunities to develop your diagnostic, hybrid and electric vehicle knowledge  An MOT testing qualification would be advantageous but is not essential, as internal development may be available for the right candidate.
 
Hybrid or electric vehicle qualifications, high-voltage experience, manufacturer training, diagnostic accreditation or experience working with 4x4 and Land Rover vehicles would also be beneficial.
 
Candidates serving a one-to-three-month notice period are encouraged to apply, as interviews can take place ahead of the workshop's planned expansion.
 
Applicants must already have the right to work in the UK, as visa sponsorship is not available for this role.

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