ASA Auto&Bodyworks Pty Ltd., t/as Autotech Collision Repair Centre, is seeking a skilled and reliable Motor Mechanic to join our team on a full-time basis. In this role, you will be responsible for diagnosing faults, carrying out servicing and repairs, and ensuring vehicles are maintained to a high standard of safety, performance and compliance.

Benefits

• Full-time, ongoing position
• Competitive salary plus superannuation
• Stable workload in a busy workshop environment
• Supportive team and professional workplace
• Opportunity to work on a variety of vehicles and mechanical repairs

Task & responsibilities

• Diagnose mechanical and electrical faults using appropriate diagnostic equipment, scan tools and systematic testing procedures.
• Perform routine servicing and scheduled maintenance, including oil changes, tune-ups, filters, fluid replacements and safety inspections.
• Dismantle and inspect engines, assemblies and mechanical components to assess condition, identify faults and determine repair requirements.
• Repair, overhaul and replace engines, transmissions, suspension, steering and braking systems in accordance with manufacturer specifications and workshop standards.
• Reassemble, refit and adjust mechanical components, including installation of new or reconditioned parts such as gaskets, seals, bearings and associated hardware.
• Perform mechanical testing, measurements, adjustments and calibrations using appropriate diagnostic and measuring instruments to ensure vehicle systems operate within required tolerances and performance standards.
• Carry out operational testing and road testing, where required, to verify performance and ensure faults have been rectified.
• Identify worn or damaged components and recommend repair or replacement to maintain safe and reliable vehicle operation.
• Use hand tools, power tools, hoists, torque wrenches, measuring devices and computerised diagnostic equipment safely and effectively.
• Complete job cards and service records accurately, documenting diagnostics, repairs performed and parts used.
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment and comply with workplace health and safety requirements, including correct handling of tools, oils and hazardous materials.
• Liaise with supervisors and team members to prioritise workflow, meet repair timeframes and maintain quality standards.
• Provide technical explanations of identified faults and required repairs to supervisors or customers, where required, to support repair approvals and ensure understanding of the work to be carried out.

Qualification & experience

• Relevant Certificate III (including at least two years of on-the-job training), or Certificate IV, or equivalent
• Minimum 1–2 years of relevant experience in a workshop environment
• Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Good time management and the ability to meet deadlines
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety and quality workmanship
• Good communication skills and ability to explain technical issues when required
• Confident use of workshop tools and equipment, including hoists, hand and power tools, torque wrenches, measuring tools, and computerised diagnostic scanners
• Experience working across a broad range of makes and models