As a Trailer Mechanic, you are responsible for independently diagnosing and resolving faults and defects in trailers and semi-trailers. You perform maintenance tasks and MOT inspections, change brake pads and discs, repair axles, suspension, and steering systems, and work on electrical systems such as ABS/EBS and lighting. Additionally, you carry out complete overhauls and are capable of resolving breakdowns on-site.
Welding is a strong asset - aluminum and MIG/MAG welding are common in the workshop. The workweek is structurally 54 hours, with working hours from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and Saturday, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, paid according to weekly remuneration as per the Motor Vehicle Industry Collective Labor Agreement.
Tasks:
- Performing periodic maintenance: changing oil, replacing filters, changing brake pads and discs
- Diagnosing and resolving mechanical faults in axles, suspension, coupling, and brake systems
- Conducting electrical diagnoses on ABS/EBS, lighting, lift axle faults, and other electrical components
- Performing MOT inspections and complete overhauls
- Performing welding where necessary (aluminum or MIG/MAG)