Motor Mechanic

Automotive · Warners Bay, Newcastle, Maitland & Hunter NSW, Australia · Full-Time · $80,000/yr

Workshop vacancy: Motor Mechanic in Warners Bay, New South Wales, with a well-established automotive service operation.

The employer wants mechanics who have real industry experience and can apply their technical skills confidently to diagnosis, servicing, maintenance and repair. Recruitment focuses on candidates whose qualifications, practical experience and technical abilities can be verified and matched to the job, so make sure your documents are genuine and complete.

If your career has been built on hands-on automotive work and you are ready to move into an established Australian workplace, apply. Protect yourself: a genuine employer will never ask you to pay for a job offer.

Key Responsibilities

Use computerised diagnostic equipment to track down mechanical and system faults
Diagnose problems in engines, transmissions, steering and the wider mechanical systems
Examine mechanical components for faults, damage and signs of deterioration
Remove and strip engines, transmissions and other vehicle assemblies where needed, then repair, replace or rebuild any worn or defective parts
Complete routine servicing and preventative maintenance
Do oil changes, lubrication, tune-ups and all scheduled maintenance procedures
Read and apply technical information and the manufacturer's service specifications
Make sure mechanical repairs meet the required technical standards
Test repaired components, adjust them and confirm the vehicle performs correctly after servicing or repair
Inspect vehicles and identify the work needed to keep them roadworthy
Keep the workshop safe, clean and organised to a high standard, and work efficiently with the rest of the team on assigned jobs
Deliver dependable workmanship with vehicle safety and customer satisfaction as the priority

Requirements & Eligibility

Qualification at Certificate III level or higher in Motor Mechanics, Automotive Technology or a related field
Minimum 3 years of professional automotive work that is relevant to this role
Proven hands-on servicing and repair experience, including on computerised automotive diagnostic systems
Strong at diagnosing and troubleshooting vehicle faults
Solid understanding of how engines, transmissions, steering and other mechanical systems work
Can follow manufacturer specifications and technical manuals
Strong practical problem-solver with high attention to detail and quality workmanship
Works independently and in a professional workshop team, with good communication and workplace skills
Can provide evidence supporting your relevant qualifications and employment history
Overseas applicants must be willing to complete the required assessment and recruitment process
Candidates must meet the relevant requirements of the applicable visa pathway; visa sponsorship is available for suitable candidates

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