Classic Car Technician

Multi-Skilled Classic Car Technician

• Monday - Friday 39 hours per week
• Competetive Basic Salary
• Unique Opportunity
• Liss, Hampshire

Our client, a well-known independent vehicle restoration business based in the Hampshire area are currently seeking a multi-skilled classic car technician.

Our client covers a multitude of widely varying work from general servicing, repairs and upgrades, race, international rally, event preparation and race support to full restorations.

This role would suit somebody with an interest in historic vehicles or racing and race prep-ideally with some classic car mechanical engineering understanding.

Our client appreciates their ideal technician may be qualified through experience and not on paper- if this is the case, please submit examples of your work alongside your CV to support your application (calling Classic Car Enthusiasts).

You will need to be multi-skilled; this is not a role where parts are just replaced, and the vehicle returned back to the customer. Strong diagnostic skills (without modern ‘plug in direction’) developed through manual experience is required, to understand and complete work on these vehicles.

A good eye for detail and quality control is essential.

Salary and Hours

• For the successful classic car technician our client is looking to offer a very competitive salary dependent on experience and skills.
• All tools and equipment supplied.
• The working hours are Monday – Friday Only with 1 hour lunch and 30 minute tea breaks either side.

If this Classic Car Technician position interests you and you would like to know more or register your interest for future Classic Car Restorer vacancies please contact Tom Wharton at Perfect Placement UK Ltd

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