The Workshop Diesel Mechanic role exists to support the Workshop requirements daily together with the Workshop Manager and 2IC, responsibilities related to an efficient, Productive and Safe Workshop as required.Running diagnostic tests on vehicles.Analysing diagnostic test results.Replacing vehicle engines, steering mechanisms, transmission transmissions, and braking systems.Checking vehicle lighting systems.Test driving vehicles to gauge performance.Performing preventative maintenance on service trucks.Maintaining detailed records of serviced vehicles.Adhering to an inspection procedure checklist.Maintaining a parts inventory.Ensuring the cleanliness of the shop.Ensuring HDPS Workshop is Productive and Safe.Ensuring Communications Internally and Externally to the Customer is exceeded.Ensuring all Productivity and Budget KPI’s are meet.Working within all HDPS Operational Policies and Procedures.Ensuring all staff are working to all workshop Operational Policies and Procedures.Liaising with Workshop foreman and Workshop 2IC.Liaising with Customers and Company Representatives. Liaising with all intercompany departments and sites may be required.

To receive, inspect, stocktake and disassemble the turbine according to manufactures instructionsTo document and record information in multiple computer systemsTo accurately interpret Customer Specified InstructionsTo assist other team members during liftsTo operate Gantry Cranes, Fixed Movers and using a variety of specialized toolingTo account for all Tooling, Removed Components and Mounting Hardware

Automotive TechnicianTo receive the vehicle, diagnose and repair NZDF vehicles in a timely mannerTo inspect, interpret repair manuals, ordering of repair parts and fitting of those partsTo manage incoming and outgoings of work orders that are coming and going from the Workshop (using SAP)To liaise with the other mechanics, supervisors, and civilian contractors to ensure all outputs are exceeded.To manage/coach the apprentices and be 2IC of 3 Workshop where I am currently basedTo conduct pre “Certificate of Fitness” inspectionsTo be able to be deployed at short notice to repair vehicles at home or overseasHelp in search and rescue operations, and disaster relief efforts in New Zealand To be physically fit

Guided Clients down the vast network of bike trails,Taught how to handle a Downhill Mountain Bike,Also how to Jump and Drop off obstacles.

Setting up of Skis and SnowboardsAnswering customers questions on rental productsKeeping the shop clean and tidy

Leadership of a group of 3 – 7 peopleDay to Day running of the groupResponding to emergency incidents