Marble Talent Group have an urgent requirement for a field-based vehicle technician to join a client of ours covering the Cambridge area!
The client is a market leading, UK supplier of heavy plant and fleet services.
Responsibilites -
* Changing oil and air filters, as well as checking and rectifying faults on brakes, clutches and gear boxes.
* Fitting and servicing of ancillary equipment, such as parking sensors, cameras, tow bars and reverse cameras.
* Control any substances that fall under COSHH Regulations such as oils, lubricating agents and cleaning agents as well as managing their own risk Assessments, COSHH Assessments & Safety Data Sheets and First Aid items.
* Discussing required repairs with admin team and customers.
* Inspecting vehicles and diagnosing any required work.
* Repairing or replacing components as required.
* Performing service and vehicle system safety checks.
* Cleaning and maintaining the work environment to ensure equipment longevity and workplace safety.
Personal Requirements -
The role would suit a candidate with Vehicle experience, specifically within service and repair as well as installation of ancillary equipment.
Additional experience within Plant would be a distinct advantage.
You would also be expected to hold a full valid Driving Licence with 6 points or less and a relevant industry qualification.
Package -
Salary £35,000 - £36,000k
Paid overtime and callout
Company pension
Company phone
For more information, apply today and I will get in touch!
About Marble Talent
As engineering recruitment specialists, we pride ourselves on the ability to turn aspiring candidates at the beginning, middle or towards the end of their engineering careers into successful, professional engineers place at the right companies. We are interested in people from all walks of life, as long as they have the passion to succeed in engineering. Our goal is to become the recruiter of choice for UK engineering companies. We will do this by continuing to deliver a first-class service for both clients and candidates