We’re a young, family-owned automotive workshop with a background in light vehicle repair and mechanical engineering. We love cars, problem-solving and understanding why something is happening with a vehicle, rather than simply replacing parts.
We’re also big on people. We want our customers to feel comfortable, listened to and confident that we genuinely care about their car and the work we’re doing.
As a small team, everyone gets involved, shares ideas and learns from each other. We don’t expect you to know everything, we certainly don’t! What matters to us is curiosity, asking questions and being open to learning from different perspectives.
We value work-life balance, flexibility and creating an environment where you can keep developing your skills. And if you have your own project car, you’re welcome to work on it in the workshop outside of work hours.
THE KIND OF WORK WE DO
We love fault diagnostics and take pride in taking on complex mechanical jobs and figuring out the why behind a problem — not just replacing a part and moving on.
We’re also a general automotive workshop, so you’ll get a valuable mix of:
· Fault diagnostics and troubleshooting
· General and major servicing
· Transmission servicing
· Suspension, steering and brakes
· Driveline and mechanical repairs
· Engine rebuilds
· Differential rebuilds
· Complex mechanical repair work
We work across petrol, diesel, and hybrid vehicles, so there’s plenty of variety.
OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN BEYOND THE WORKSHOP For the right person, there will also be opportunities to learn and get involved in some of the engineering work we do, including CAD design, 3D printing, prototyping, testing and analysis.
You don’t need to already have these skills. If you’re curious and interested in learning, we’d love to help you develop them overtime.
Pay: $35.00 – $40.00 per hour
Expected hours: 5.0 – 23.0 per week
Education
- Certificate I - IV (Preferred)
Experience:
- Light Vehicle Mechanical Repair: 1 year (Required)
Language:
- English (Required)
Licence/Certification:
- Victorian Drivers Licence (Required)
- Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology (Preferred)
- Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis (Preferred)