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Vehicle technician
Service, diagnose and repair cars in a garage or on the road.Typical pay near you: £21.11 an hour
Tyre fitter
Change, fit and repair tyres on cars, vans and lorries.Typical pay nationally: £17.04 an hour
HGV mechanic
Service and repair lorries, buses and their diesel engines.Typical pay nationally: £22.55 an hour
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Maintenance engineer
Fix and look after machines on a factory production line.Typical pay near you: £23.59 an hour
Body shop technician
Repair dents, fit new panels and respray damaged cars.Typical pay nationally: £19.50 an hour
Maintenance operative
Fix and look after buildings, fittings and equipment on site.Typical pay near you: £21.54 an hour
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Maintenance technician
Oil machines, change worn parts and do routine checks.
Mechanical technician
Build, test and adjust machines and equipment with engineers.Typical pay nationally: £17.30 an hour
Plant fitter
Service and repair diggers, dumpers and cranes on site or in workshop.Typical pay near you: £20.26 an hour
Vehicle inspector
Check cars, vans, buses or trains for faults and safety.Typical pay nationally: £19.23 an hour
Engineer's mate
Help engineers and fitters by fetching tools, holding parts and cleaning up.
Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.09 an hour
Mechanical engineer
Design and test machines, engines and equipment on a computer.Typical pay near you: £28.10 an hour
Passenger assistant
Help passengers on trains, buses or school transport travel safely.
Van driver
Drive a van and deliver parcels to homes and businesses.Typical pay near you: £14.42 an hour
HVAC engineer
Install and repair heating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems.Typical pay near you: £24.36 an hour
Industrial engineering technician
Improve factory layouts, workflows and production methods; run time studies.
Bike mechanic
Fix, service and build bikes in a cycle shop.
Order picker
Pick, pack and move stock to fill orders in a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.72 an hour
Electrician
Install, test and repair wiring, sockets and lighting in buildings.Typical pay near you: £23.85 an hour
Alarm engineer
Install and maintain intruder, security and fire alarm systems.Typical pay near you: £21.28 an hour
Vehicle cleaner
Wash and clean buses, planes, cars and other vehicles.Typical pay nationally: £13.44 an hour
Agricultural engineer
Service and repair tractors, combines and other farm machinery.Typical pay nationally: £14.94 an hour
Quality inspector
Check, measure and test products for faults.Typical pay nationally: £18.93 an hour
Maintenance supervisor
Lead a team of engineers and fitters who repair machines and buildings.Typical pay near you: £27.70 an hour
Parts advisor
Look up and sell car parts to garages and drivers.Typical pay nationally: £14.91 an hour
Forecourt attendant
Serve customers at a petrol station till and keep the forecourt tidy.
Transport supervisor
Lead lorry drivers and forklift operators, plan routes and check vehicles.
Compliance officer
Check that your organisation follows laws, rules and its own policies.Typical pay near you: £25.18 an hour
Dispatcher
Plan routes and send drivers, engineers or vans to jobs.Typical pay nationally: £15.52 an hourAbout vehicle inspector jobs near you
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