Mechanic

The Mechanic is to ensure that vehicles function in a proper and safe manner, and supply fuel to company vehicles.

Key responsibilities

Conduct routine maintenance service on vehicles, such as changing oils, filters, radiator coolants etc.
Supply Fuel to company vehicles.
Keep a record of fuel and oil stocks and order accordingly.
Communicate with drivers and managers about the state of the vehicles.
Ensure that the work area, equipment and tools used are organised and clean.
Assist in carrying out tests on vehicles to identify potential problems, such as defective components and to monitor vehicle performance.
Dismantle, repair or replace parts of the vehicle including doors, engine, wheels and interiors.
Inspect and test transmission, fuel systems, brakes, steering, suspension and other parts of the vehicle.

Education and experience required

The ideal candidate must possess a qualification in Mechanical Systems or Engineering and a Motor Vehicle Mechanic license.
Previous experience will be considered an asset.
The ideal candidate must speak and write fluently in English. Fluency in Maltese shall be considered an asset.

Compatibility with the company’s values

Possesses an aptitude towards creating a safe environment for himself and others.
Be able to commit and provide quality to his / her line of work.
Strive to create a customer-driven approach.
Believe that teamwork makes work more efficient and leads to better productivity.
Show respect and integrity at the workplace and be able to work in a team.
Believe that continuous professional development is the key to continued growth within the Company and keen to attend training as required.
Cultivate a strong understanding of key social and environmental issues.

Competencies

Organisational and planning skills.
Problem-solving and decision-making skills.
Time management and multitasking skills.
The ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
The ability to work independently and as part of a team.
An understanding of the electrical, electronic, and mechanical workings of a vehicle and how components interact with one another.
Knowledge of the different types of vehicle engines and their characteristics.
The ability to use and maintain multiple tools and equipment.
The ability to keep up to date with the latest vehicle technologies.
An awareness of the national safety standards and vehicle regulations.
The ability to use Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software.
Knowledge of health and safety procedures.