Position Title: Build Technician

Duration: Contract

Location: Woking, Surrey

Pay Rate: £22.80ph Umbrella company (PAYE also available)

Shift Hours: 07:30 - 16:00 Monday to Friday

Purpose of the Role:

• Facilitate and support the preparation of vehicles through the Uplift team for the pre-owned vehicle market and support the process of reworking new vehicles for region conversion

Role Dimensions:

• The role requires an intelligent, resourceful and pragmatic technician with extensive experience of automotive manufacturing preferably in the super car or luxury brand market.
• A great team player who can work within a multi-functional team and is capable of taking the initiative and working autonomously, while actively following processes and meeting target deadlines to achieve

Principal Accountabilities:

• Working closely with members of the Uplift team to build and prepare high-quality De-fleet/Uplift or conversion vehicles for the pre-owned and new sales market which could include, full or partial repaint, mechanical, electrical and software updating
• Co-ordinate simultaneous vehicle builds/updates in an effective and intelligent manner, managing conflicting priorities within tight deadlines to meet the overall Uplift objective
• Develop good working relationships with members of the core build team to ensure effective problem resolution and efficient communication of technical issues
• Work within the Uplift processes to ensure compliance for all vehicle reworks
• Competently and accurately manage documentation for robust record keeping and sign off
• Deliver the vehicles to the sales team at the highest quality of mechanical and aesthetical standard in line with the Clients' brand
• Ensure best working practises and the Clients' health and safety policies are adhered to and followed at all times
• Have a flexible approach to working within the wider team and willing to perform additional workshop based duties when required

Knowledge, Skills and Experience:

• Extensive development vehicle build experience, from whole-vehicle down to component level
• A comprehensive knowledge of vehicle architecture and a competent knowledge base in the safe use and operation of supporting automotive equipment
• Experience of supporting and maintaining pre-production vehicles, and an ability to contribute to component and system fault diagnosis
• Good degree of computer literacy
• Ability to interpret engineering specifications and drawings and or build instructions
• A team player able to motivate themselves and others and deliver to a high standard at all times, whilst working under pressure and to tight deadlines
• Able to contribute to continuous improvement and identify areas for improving workshop efficiency

*Must have righth to work in the UK - We cannot offer sponsorship*