Motor Mechanic

• Perform tasks to identify and diagnose mechanical and electrical faults in engines and vehicle components.

• Dismantle and remove engine assemblies, transmissions, steering mechanisms, and other vehicle parts for inspection and assessment.

• Repair or replace faulty and defective components, and reassemble mechanical systems following service manual guidelines.

• Carry out scheduled maintenance services, including oil changes, lubrication, and engine tune-ups, to enhance vehicle performance and ensure compliance with pollution regulations.

• Reassemble engines and vehicle parts after repairs are completed.

• Test and adjust mechanical components post-repair to ensure optimal performance.

• Diagnose and test parts using electronic diagnostic tools and equipment.

The successful candidate must have:

• At least one years, ideally two years or more of relevant work experience or a relevant formal NZ level 4 certificate or equivalent.
• Good work attitude and good communication skills
• Strong motivation
• Physical fitness and the ability to handle the heavy workload
• Quality workmanship and eye for detail
• Strong dedication to health and workplace safety
• Excellent interpersonal skills to work with other team members.
• Strong ability to work independently