Light to Heavy Vehicle Technician

Role overview

Scania New Zealand is looking for a qualified Light to Heavy Vehicle Technician to join the Wellington team. The role is focused on carrying out high-quality diagnostics, rebuilds, servicing, and repairs on Scania vehicles. Previous light vehicle experience and the relevant qualifications are essential.

About Scania New Zealand

Scania began in Sweden more than 120 years ago and has grown into a widely respected global commercial vehicle brand. In New Zealand, the company concentrates on sustainable transport solutions and works collaboratively to create practical answers for the demands of New Zealand roads.

The workplace is described as energetic, positive, and team-oriented, with a family-like culture. Employees are encouraged to think creatively, ask questions, and challenge the expected. The company places strong emphasis on coaching, support, and personal development so people can grow their careers internally.

Scania New Zealand is also positioning itself for a new chapter in transport, with a focus on solutions made for New Zealand.

What the role involves

• Carrying out maintenance, repairs, and mechanical diagnostics on vehicles and equipment.
• Helping maintain a strong safety culture and encouraging a safe work environment.

What we are looking for

• A Light Vehicle Technician qualification.
• Proven hands-on experience as a Light Vehicle Technician.
• Strong attention to workmanship and a commitment to doing the job properly.
• A current New Zealand driver licence.

What is on offer

• Competitive pay and the chance to learn while earning.
• Uniform and personal protective equipment provided.
• Guidance and mentoring from experienced tradespeople.
• An equal opportunity workplace.
• Subsidised medical insurance.
• A fully equipped toolbox supplied by Scania.
• Potential to earn a monthly bonus.
• Exposure to a business focused on digitalisation, autonomous vehicles, electrification, and sustainability.
• Opportunities for career growth in a growing company.
• Ongoing learning and training.
• The chance to take part in the global Scania Top Team technician competition.

Recruitment process

Applicants should submit a CV. The recruitment process may include pre-employment testing, police checks, and a medical examination.

Diversity and inclusion

Scania New Zealand welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, genders, and cultural heritages and supports workplace diversity.