Vehicle Mechanic

Overview

Maintain and repair military vehicles and electrical equipment for UK defence.

Key Responsibilities

• vehicle servicing
• electrical repair
• diagnostics
• erp requests
• documentation
• test certification

Tasks

As a Vehicle Mechanic, you’ll be part of a skilled and dedicated team responsible for maintaining and repairing military vehicles and electrical equipment. Your work will directly support the UK’s defence capability—making this a career with real purpose and impact -Servicing, repairing, and overhauling military vehicles and electrical systems -Diagnosing, inspecting, and assessing vehicles and associated equipment -Ensuring correct use of stores and returning unused or faulty items -Creating job cards and requesting materials using ERP (SAP) systems -Completing documentation and test certificates to current standards

Requirements

• vehicle mechanic
• class 1
• nvq3

What You Bring

-Preferred: Ex-REME Class 1 Vehicle Mechanic with current competencies (not essential) -NVQ Level 3 in Service and Repair

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Benefits

Salary: £32,760 + overtime

About Atlas Recruitment Group Ltd

-From a boutique recruiter into a trusted partner for engineering and IT hires across the UK. -Operating UK-wide from Maidstone with multiple regional hubs, tackling niche technical hires to large-scale, multi-site campaigns. -Work with major global firms and nimble SMEs alike, placing talent in sectors ranging from aerospace and defence to oil & gas, nuclear and renewables. -Typical assignments include roles like systems engineers, test engineers, marine fabricators, data engineers, and IT infrastructure specialists. -Technically fluent and recruitment-savvy, blending deep sector knowledge with hands-on hiring expertise. -Support clients with engineering and IT roles, as well as back-office hires in finance, HR, marketing, and operations. -Close-knit structure ensures agility, offering personalised, honest advice and rapid delivery even for hard-to-fill vacancies.

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