HGV Technician

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HGV Technician

Location: Leicester
Basic Salary: Up to £20 an hour (£47,000)
Shift allowance + paid overtime available.
45 hours per week - No Weekends
Manufacturer training and development opportunitiesWe are currently seeking a HGV Technician / HGV Fitter on behalf of our Client, an Automotive Commercial Dealership based in the Leicester area.

The successful HGV Technician / HGV Fitter can expect a salary of up to £47,000 with working hours of 45 per week.

Our Client is looking for a HGV Technician / HGV Fitter to join their busy team, this is a full-time position and our Client is looking for individuals with previous working experience within the role.

Typical Duties of a HGV Technician for our client include, but are not limited to:

Servicing, repair and Maintenance of HGVs
Completion of Job Sheets and Documentation
Liaising with the Service Department and Parts Department
Completion of MOT preparationRequirements of this HGV Technician vacancy:

Previous working experience within the role
Fully qualified to NVQ Level 3 or equivalent
Excellent mechanical knowledge
A Class 1 Licence may be beneficial to your applicationIf you are interested in hearing more, or wish to apply for this HGV Technician Job please send your CV to Tom Thacker quoting the job reference number.

Perfect Placement are the UK’s Leading Automotive Recruitment Agency so if you are looking for a new Motor Trade Job get in touch today.

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