HGVTechnician

Are you an HGV Technician looking for a new challenge? We are working with an ever-growing transportation company based in Surrey looking for a Technician on a permanent basis. As an HGV Technician you will be working day shifts Monday to Friday on a competitive salary but will be expected to be available if overtime is required, including weekends and bank Holidays.                                                                              The HGV Technician/Mechanic is responsible for ensuring the safety and reliability of our fleet through comprehensive vehicle maintenance and repairs. This role involves conducting routine vehicle maintenance to meet DVSA standards, diagnosing and resolving issues with various Heavy Goods Vehicles and equipment, and preparing all vehicles for MOT inspections and regular six-weekly preventative maintenance checks. Additionally, the technician must ensure all repairs are performed to high standards, guaranteeing compliance with highway safety regulations and preventing prohibition notices. The position includes maintaining a fleet that consists of core waste vehicles, sweepers, food waste collection vehicles, and light commercial vans. As an HGV Technician your role will include various tasks such as: Utilise advanced diagnostic tools to identify faults and execute effective repairs. Dismantle and overhaul vehicle components to restore optimal functionality. Maintain vehicles and plant equipment to ensure efficient operation. Use tablets and PDAs to complete and maintain documentation, including job cards and inspections. Test equipment and tools, monitor workshop performance, and ensure adherence to health and safety protocols. Perform road tests on vehicles to confirm safety and assist with roadside breakdowns, committing to ongoing professional development. Competencies Required for an HGV Technician Proven experience in vehicle repairs, adhering to the highest safety and compliance standards, is essential for this role. Awareness of COSHH regulations and environmental best practices. City & Guilds, IRTEC, or NVQ certification (desirable). Category C HGV license (desirable). Manual handling training (desirable). Commitment to personal development, including IOSH Working Safely and abrasive wheel training (desirable). If you are looking for your next exciting opportunity, contact me now to discuss further