Benefits:
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45 Hour Week - Monday to Friday
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OT - Flat rate
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Tool allowance $25/week
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Oncall Allowance $25/day
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Regular staff events and a beer on a Friday afternoon
About the role
With growing demand and expanding workshop operations, this is your opportunity to work on a variety of trucks and trailers including the latest Scania and Volvo models. With this small team, no two days are the same; tackling everything from routine maintenance to major rebuilds. The team is young, energetic and supportive.
Key Responsibilities
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Diagnosing and repairing faults with accuracy and efficiency
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Carrying out maintenance on a range of trucks and trailers
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Working on advanced electronic, electrical, hydraulic, and transmission systems
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Staying current with evolving vehicle technologies through ongoing training
About You:
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Trade qualification in Heavy Diesel Mechanics NZQL4 or equivalent
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Proven diagnostic and fault-finding ability
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Solid understanding of vehicle electronics, hydraulics, and transmissions
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Full, clean driver’s licence (extra classes or endorsements a plus)
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Pride in your workmanship and strong attention to detail
Join a proudly Kiwi-owned and operated transport and logistics company that’s been keeping New Zealand moving since 1988. With a fleet of over 40 trucks, our client specialises in General, Container, Transitional, and Specialised freight, particularly within the food-grade and dairy sectors. Their three purpose-built food-grade storage facilities give them a strong niche, servicing both domestic and international markets.
This is stable long-term opportunity offering you the chance to work with industry-leading brands while developing your skills through ongoing training
Ready to Apply?
Click APPLY to submit your application, call 09 600 5153, or email michelle@kingsrecruitment.co.nz for more information.
Please note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Applicants must currently reside in New Zealand and have the right to work.
Employer Request: “We prefer a video profile with your application - it helps us get to know you better and may increase your chances of being shortlisted.”