Motor Mechanic

Detecting electrical faults by using various types of instruments (Test light, Continuity tester, Battery tester, multi-meter) and fixing them. 

Performing maintenance and servicing on different engine types such as changing engine oil, oil filters, remove and replace spark plugs, air filters. 

Service cooling system and identify faults e.g. flush cooling system, test visually and inspect, adjusting drive belts. Remove and replace cooling system e.g. hoses, radiators, water pumps, Welsh plugs. 

Remove and replace clutch assemblies and check operating systems and identify faults e.g. visually inspect and adjust clearances and pedal heights, pressure plates, clutch plates, thrust bearing, and spigot bearings. 

Service & adjust automatic transmissions and identify faults e.g. replace fluid/filters and adjust linkages and Speedo cable 

Rebuilding and refitting automatic transmission 

Benefits

Work with a nationally recognised brand known for quality and service

Competitive salary with potential for growth

Supportive, friendly, and safety-first work environment

Ongoing training and upskilling opportunities

Be part of a busy and growing team in Kelmscott

Task & responsibilities

Cleaning the workshop area, maintaining the tools, putting the stock in the parts room. 

Refer to workshop manuals and technical notes as required. 

Support the car on properly placed jack stands before working under it. 

Wipe up any oil that has been spilled. 

Check condition of electrical cords and connectors (must be in good condition)

Qualification & experience

A relevant trade qualification (e.g. Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology or equivalent)

Minimum of 1 year of hands-on experience

Sound knowledge of automotive systems and repairs

Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Current driver’s licence