PSV Mechanic;

PSV Mechanic

£26.35 per hour
Full-time | 5 out of 7 shift rota (mornings, afternoons & late shifts)

Are you an experienced PSV Mechanic, PCV Engineer, HGV Technician or Bus Mechanic looking for your next engineering opportunity?

Join Arriva and play a vital role in keeping our fleet moving safely and reliably — including supporting the introduction of our new electric buses as we move towards a more sustainable future.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Servicing, maintenance, and repair of PSV vehicles
• Mechanical and electrical fault finding and diagnostics
• MOT preparation and preventative maintenance inspections
• Vehicle safety inspections and quality control checks
• Roadside breakdown response and reactive repairs
• Using modern diagnostic equipment and workshop technology
• Working collaboratively within a skilled engineering team
• Shift work including earlies, lates, and weekends (5 days out of
  7)

What We’re Looking For

• Proven experience as a PSV/HGV mechanic or engineer (automotive, heavy vehicle, or rail considered)

• Level 3 qualification in Vehicle or Heavy Vehicle Maintenance (or equivalent)

• Strong diagnostic and fault-finding skills

• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team

• Full UK driving license (PCV/HGV desirable, but not essential)

• Electrical systems knowledge (desirable but not essential)

• Flexibility to work a rotating shift pattern, including evenings and weekends

What You’ll Get in Return

• £26.35 per hour

• 25 days holiday

• Structured engineering career progression

• PCV licence training provided if required

• Contributory pension scheme

• Ongoing training and development, including upskilling on electric vehicles and new technology

• Free bus travel for you and your household

• A supportive and collaborative team environment

• IRTEC accreditation support available

Why Join Arriva?

We’re investing in the future of public transport. With new electric buses entering our fleet, this is an exciting opportunity to develop your skills and be part of the transition to greener, more sustainable travel.