Job Description
We are currently seeking reliable and full-time Small Engine Mechanics to join our team.
Starting pay, offered at $27- $35 hourly, will be fixed based on skills and experience, with 30-50 hours a week. However, this will be reviewed periodically. Any overtime will be paid as per the above pay rate. In this role, you will conduct maintenance, diagnoses, and repairs on engines in electric, pneumatic, and oil engine equipment and perform a wide range of related tasks, including:
Use test equipment to detect and diagnose faults in parts and electric/pneumatic/oil engines
Dismantle and rebuild, repair or replace engines, parts or systems
Provide services and preventative maintenance to small engines (such as change engine oil, tune-ups)
Test and fine-tune parts after repairs to verify correct operation
Ensure all important parts and potential troublesome areas are examined
Evaluate equipment and outlining necessary repairs to ensure compliance and enhance performance
To be successful in this role, you should have:
Minimum two years of relevant work experience in small engine repair, diesel mechanical repair, or a closely related mechanical role, or a relevant qualification
Flexible availability, including occasional weekends, depending on business needs
Good fault-finding and diagnostic skills
The ability to work efficiently both independently and as part of a team
Good attention to detail and a strong focus on workmanship
A reliable and positive work attitude
Ability to follow safety procedures and guidelines
Pre-employment drug test and police check required
Please include your visa type and expiration date in the application if you are a temporary New Zealand visa holder.
Starting pay, offered at $27- $35 hourly, will be fixed based on skills and experience, with 30-50 hours a week. However, this will be reviewed periodically. Any overtime will be paid as per the above pay rate. In this role, you will conduct maintenance, diagnoses, and repairs on engines in electric, pneumatic, and oil engine equipment and perform a wide range of related tasks, including:
Use test equipment to detect and diagnose faults in parts and electric/pneumatic/oil engines
Dismantle and rebuild, repair or replace engines, parts or systems
Provide services and preventative maintenance to small engines (such as change engine oil, tune-ups)
Test and fine-tune parts after repairs to verify correct operation
Ensure all important parts and potential troublesome areas are examined
Evaluate equipment and outlining necessary repairs to ensure compliance and enhance performance
To be successful in this role, you should have:
Minimum two years of relevant work experience in small engine repair, diesel mechanical repair, or a closely related mechanical role, or a relevant qualification
Flexible availability, including occasional weekends, depending on business needs
Good fault-finding and diagnostic skills
The ability to work efficiently both independently and as part of a team
Good attention to detail and a strong focus on workmanship
A reliable and positive work attitude
Ability to follow safety procedures and guidelines
Pre-employment drug test and police check required
Please include your visa type and expiration date in the application if you are a temporary New Zealand visa holder.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Small Engine Mechanic position is now open for candidates interested in the Mechanic Jobs sector. This role in Auckland offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Mechanic Jobs is a plus.
