As a Workshop Co-Ordinator, you will assist the Workshop Supervisor and the charge-hand mechanics in organising and running the workload within the workshop, ensuring the flow of work through appropriate workshop loading is continuously achieved and maintained; assisting in ensuring that standards of workshop efficiency and productivity are optimised and that Health & Safety matters are monitored and addressed through scheduling maintenance and repair appointments by adequate liaison with workshop supervisor, charge-hands, vehicle parts person and clients, ensuring that booking in and out procedures are in place and that all documentation requirements are followed.
You will have served a recognised and relevant apprenticeship and hold a City & Guilds 381 - Parts 1,2 & 3 or Scotvec equivalent.
You will be self motivated and have the ability to communicate effectively with a variety of stakeholders including internal and external customers.
You will also have a proven ability to plan and co-ordinate vehicle & plant scheduled maintenance and testing, ensuring a twelve month projected programme, and including all on-going repair work. This includes, where required, work for external clients.
You will have experience in using a computerised fleet management system such as Fleetwave and knowledge of current vehicle legislation.
A Category B Driving Licence or equivalent entitlement to drive in Great Britain is essential.
You will also be paid:
Tool allowance - £15.75 per week