About the Role

We are looking for a reliable, trade-qualified Motor Mechanic to join our workshop team in

Geebung. In this role, you will be responsible for keeping our rental fleet in safe, roadworthy

condition through scheduled servicing, mechanical repairs, pre-rental inspections, and fault

diagnosis. You will work closely with our fleet and operations team to minimise vehicle

downtime and ensure our customers are always driving a vehicle they can trust.

This is a hands-on workshop role suited to someone who is self-motivated, works well in a

small team, and takes pride in the quality of their work. Given the nature of our fleet, high-

use vehicles across a wide range of makes and models; adaptability and practical problem-

solving are essential.

Benefits

As our in-house mechanic, you'll enjoy:

• Guaranteed, consistent workload — with a large active rental fleet, there's always planned work on the schedule. No quiet weeks, no relying on walk-in customers.
• Diverse hands-on experience — from routine servicing and pre-rental inspections to accident damage assessment and hybrid vehicle systems as we modernise our fleet.
• Genuine job security and growth — a stable, expanding business with a clear pathway toward workshop supervisor and fleet maintenance management roles.
• Free company vehicle provided — enjoy the use of a vehicle at no cost to you, a benefit worth thousands of dollars per year.

Task & responsibilities

Tasks and Responsibilities:

• Carry out scheduled logbook servicing, safety checks, and preventative maintenance

on rental vehicles across a range of makes and models

• Diagnose and repair mechanical faults including engine, braking, suspension,

steering, transmission, and cooling system issues

• Conduct pre-rental vehicle inspections to confirm each vehicle is mechanically sound

and safe for customer use before it goes out on hire

• Perform roadworthy condition assessments and ensure all vehicles meet

Queensland transport compliance requirements

• Identify worn or damaged components and carry out timely replacement of parts

including brakes, tyres, belts, filters, batteries, and fluids

• Use vehicle diagnostic software and tools to read fault codes, interpret data, and

determine the most appropriate repair path

• Record all service work, parts used, and vehicle histories accurately in our workshop

management system

• Liaise with the fleet operations team to prioritise vehicles and keep turnaround times

tight, reducing time off the road

• Order and track parts and consumables, working within workshop budgets and

escalating supply issues as needed

• Assist with the fitment of accessories including dashcams and GPS tracking units as

required across the fleet

• Maintain a safe, clean, and organised workshop environment in accordance with

workplace health and safety (WH&S) obligations

• Flag any significant mechanical or safety concerns promptly and recommend

appropriate remedial action to the workshop supervisor

Qualification & experience

Qualifications and Requirements

Qualifications and Certifications:

• Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology or similar

Licences and Registrations:

• Automotive air conditioning (RAC) licence – desirable

• Eligibility or existing authority to issue Queensland Safety Certificates (roadworthy) –

desirable

Skills and Attributes:

• Practical experience diagnosing and repairing a broad range of vehicle makes and

models

• Confident operating workshop diagnostic equipment and hand tools

• Ability to read and work from service manuals, technical bulletins, and wiring

diagrams

• Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple vehicles and priorities

at once

• Good communication skills for liaising with the fleet team and recording workshop

notes clearly

• A reliable, can-do attitude with a genuine commitment to quality workmanship

Experience:

• Minimum 2 years of hands-on experience in a mechanical workshop

• Experience in a fleet, high-volume, or rental vehicle environment is highly regarded