Motor Mechanic

Here is what this employer is looking for: a hands-on Motor Mechanic who can run a workshop bay in a remote Northern Territory community on a full-time basis. The business wants someone who works independently, diagnoses faults methodically and delivers repairs that keep vehicles reliable and safe.

Candidates from overseas are welcome, and visa sponsorship may be available for suitably qualified international applicants, subject to eligibility requirements.

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• Service and repair petrol and diesel vehicles to a high standard
• Diagnose mechanical, electrical and electronic faults with the right diagnostic equipment
• Repair engines, drivetrain components, brakes, suspension and steering
• Look after 4WDs, utes and light commercial vehicles
• Fit and balance tyres, repair punctures and rotate wheels
• Diagnose and fix air-conditioning faults when appropriately licensed
• Carry out inspections and road tests, then do final checks before release
• Record work accurately, help order parts and keep tools, equipment and the workshop in order

• A trade qualification in automotive work, or an equivalent recognised qualification
• Experience in servicing, repair and diagnosis that you can demonstrate
• Good knowledge of petrol and diesel engines, especially 4WDs and light commercial vehicles
• Comfortable working independently, with minimal supervision
• Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills, plus experience of diagnostic equipment and electrical fault finding
• A current driver's licence, or an equivalent overseas licence, subject to Australian licensing requirements
• Willingness to live and work in a remote Northern Territory community
• Experience in tyre fitting, diesel repairs, automotive air conditioning or remote workshops is an advantage