Were looking for a hands-on, reliable person to join our growing automotive workshop in Stanford in the Vale.
This role is ideal for someone currently working in vehicle prep, a workshop, or a junior technician role who wants to move into something more specialised.
Day to day, youll be carrying out the core workshop work that everything else relies on including removing wheels, arch liners and undertrays, preparing vehicles, cleaning, and helping maintain high standards across the workshop.
This is a physical, hands-on role, and some parts of the work can be demanding and require patience. Were looking for someone who can stay focused, take care, and do the job properly not just rush through it or take the easy option.
From there, well train you into:
* Underbody rust treatment and protection work
* Application of specialist coatings
* Dry ice blasting, as you progress
Dry ice blasting is not the starting point, its something youll build into once youre confident in the foundations of the role.
Were looking for someone who:
* Has good mechanical confidence with wheels, trims, and basic strip-down work
* Comes from a workshop, prep, or similar hands-on environment
* Has a strong eye for detail and takes pride in their work
* Is hardworking, reliable, and wants to improve
This is a genuine opportunity to move from a standard workshop or prep role into a more specialised area of the automotive industry, with clear progression as your skills develop.
Pay & Progression
Make sure to read the full description below, and please apply immediately if you are confident you meet all the requirements.
£13.00£14.50 per hour depending on experience.
This role is designed as a progression position. As your skills develop into coatings and dry ice blasting, there is clear opportunity to increase your responsibility and earning potential over time. Were looking to invest in someone long term and develop them into a key part of the team. xsngvjr
The job role will close early once enough applications are submitted so early application is encouraged.