Who Are We
Go-Ahead London, the capital's largest bus operator, is seeking a skilled and motivated
Workshop Controller
to join our Major Unit Centre. You will drive the efficient planning, allocation, and delivery of engineering work across our Major Unit Centre, Accident Repair Centre, and Field Service Team.
Reporting to the Technical Services Manager, you will play a major role in the strategy to reduce VOR times our vehicles face. Working with the managers and supervisors to ensure completion schedules are being met and communicating directly with the depots with the progress of their vehicles.
Responsibilities
The Role
Reporting To The Technical Services Manager, You Will
* Plan and prioritise work to maximise efficiency across all areas of the Major Unit Centre.
* Allocate jobs effectively, ensuring vehicles, parts, and labour are coordinated.
* Monitor progress and communicate directly with depots on vehicle status.
* Work with managers, supervisors, and the Stores team to minimise vehicle off-road (VOR) times.
* Champion the move towards electronic maintenance systems and ensure accurate use of IT systems.
Qualifications
* At least two years' supervisory experience in an engineering environment.
* NVQ Level 3 qualification or time-served apprenticeship.
* Current PCV licence.
* Strong management and communication skills.
* Good IT literacy and a forward-thinking approach to technology.
* A thorough knowledge of safe efficient Engineering Procedures.
* Membership of a relevant professional institute (desirable).
Why join us?
With a workforce of over 8,000 colleagues across 17 garages, Go-Ahead London operates around a quarter of London's iconic red bus network on behalf of Transport for London (TfL). Our fleet of 2,450 vehicles is maintained to the highest standards, incorporating the latest technologies and innovations. As an award-winning company with a strong industry reputation, we are proud of our commitment to engineering excellence and continuous improvement.
Go-Ahead London values diversity, promotes equality, and welcomes applications from all sections of the community.