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Service Manager - Heavy Vehicles

Automotive Employment · Hornby, Canterbury

📅 12/08/2026
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Job reference - 1666050 Leadership opportunity with excellent earning potential and other benefits State-of-the-art, purpose-built facility with an established business Trade-qualified Diesel Mechanic with workshop leadership experience required Access 34 years of our client relationships and connections and find your next job. New Zealand's leaders in motor industry recruitment since 1991. The rewards Competitive salary package Fully maintained company vehicle Brand-new, state-of-the-art workshop facility Ongoing training and career development Further career opportunities Employee recognition and rewards programs 24/7 support for you and your family Discounts across hundreds of retailers Long-term stability with an established business with more than 80 years of industry experience About the role Based at a brand-new, purpose-built facility in Christchurch, you will take responsibility for the day-to-day operation and performance of the workshop, leading a team and coordinating workflow across mechanical, panel, and associated repair departments. This is a genuinely hands-on leadership position with a highly respected heavy vehicle repair business. You will provide technical guidance, support your team when required, manage workflow and timelines, and ensure every repair is completed safely, efficiently and to a consistently high standard. The skills needed You'll be a trade-qualified Diesel Mechanic with strong heavy vehicle experience and proven leadership or workshop operations experience. Previous Workshop Manager, Workshop Supervisor, Leading Hand or similar leadership experience. Experience in transport repair, fleet maintenance, heavy mechanical workshops or service centres is highly regarded. Accident repair experience is not essential, with training provided to develop specialist knowledge while using your existing heavy vehicle and leadership skills. A Diesel Mechanic trade qualification - essential Extensive hands-on heavy vehicle mechanical experience Strong diagnostic and mechanical fault-finding skills The ability to manage workflow, deadlines, and competing priorities Excellent communication and customer service skills Strong computer literacy and the ability to learn workshop management systems A positive, solutions-focused approach and strong work ethic A genuine commitment to safety, quality, and customer satisfaction The ability to lead, motivate, and develop a workshop team A truck and forklift licence would be advantageous If you're an experienced Workshop Manager looking for your next challenge, a Workshop Supervisor ready to take the next step, or an accomplished Diesel Mechanic with the leadership capability to move into management, we'd like to hear from you. How to apply Applications from those wanting to relocate from elsewhere within NZ are welcome. We cannot consider offshore applications for this vacancy. Click APPLY NOW to submit your CV. For more information contact the team at Automotive Employment NZ Ltd for a confidential discussion via email or phone during NZ business hours: +64 9 271 3200 . To view further vacancies, visit the job board on our website https://www.automotiveemployment.co.nz/jobs #SCR-keith-naude
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