Automotive Mechanic / WoF Inspector
Visa sponsorship
Automotive · Auckland, New Zealand · Full-Time · $30 - $45/hr · Visa: Employer sponsored
Do you fix cars well and want steady work? An independent workshop in Auckland, New Zealand, is growing. It wants experienced mechanics for full-time, permanent jobs. You work Monday to Saturday. The employer has Immigration New Zealand approval to hire and sponsor workers on the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV).
There are two positions. Position 1 is for a mechanic with current WoF Inspector authority. This person does workshop jobs and also checks cars for WoF under NZTA requirements. Position 2 is for an experienced Automotive Mechanic. The work is servicing, diagnostics, mechanical repairs and WoF repairs.
To apply, send your CV and a short introduction. Tell the workshop about your experience and qualifications. Also say which position you want.
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Key Responsibilities
- Look after car servicing and normal maintenance
- Use diagnostic machines and workshop tools to locate problems
- Repair brakes, suspension and steering, and fix wheel alignment with the suspension checks after it
- Check, fit and rotate tyres
- Repair engines, cooling systems, electrical parts and other mechanical parts
- Do pre-WoF checks and repairs for WoF
- Fill in job cards and repair papers; keep work quality and safety high
- Talk to customers politely and professionally
- Position 1 only: check cars for WoF to NZTA requirements
Requirements & Eligibility
- Solid experience as a car mechanic, and able to work alone
- Good at finding faults and fixing problems
- Reliable, honest and professional
- Careful with detail and does good quality work
- Good communication
- Full NZ driver's licence; NZ automotive qualification preferred
- Position 1: must have current WoF Inspector authority
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