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Long Benninton
Ref: VA4039
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Benefits
Competitive salary plus performance related bonus
29 days holiday including public holidays plus additional days with service
Pension contributions
Referral bonus scheme
Enhanced parental leave
Enhanced sick pay
Wagestream—a Financial Wellbeing app giving you ultimate pay control! Get paid when you want, save monthly, enjoy shopping discounts, explore your benefits, and even connect with a financial coach.
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VIP Awards – colleague recognition scheme
Cycle to work scheme
Benefits App – virtual GP appointments, employee assistance programme (EAP), cycle to work, high street discounts, discounted vehicle maintenance & repairs and so much more!
Steer Academy provides accredited ongoing training – paid for by the business
Opportunities for career progression
Join the UK’s leading accident repair group – where excellence, innovation, and integrity drive everything we do.
At Steer Automotive Group, we're driven by our values of Excellence, Innovation, and Integrity in everything we do. As one of the UK's fastest-growing automotive repair groups, we're committed to delivering industry-leading vehicle repairs, exceptional customer service, and investing in the latest technology and our people.
We're looking for a skilled and motivated Diagnostic Technician to join our expert team. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a modern, well-equipped workshop where your technical expertise will play a vital role in ensuring vehicles are repaired safely, accurately, and to manufacturer standards. You'll also support the wider Steer network by providing specialist diagnostic expertise across multiple sites when required.
Responsibilities
Carry out advanced diagnostic procedures to accurately identify vehicle faults and determine the most effective repair solutions.
Perform pre-repair and post-repair diagnostic scans to ensure all faults have been identified, rectified, and cleared before vehicle handover.
Complete scheduled vehicle servicing and maintenance in accordance with manufacturer specifications and service schedules.
Diagnose and rectify complex mechanical and electrical faults using manufacturer-approved diagnostic equipment and repair methods.
Carry out ADAS calibrations following repairs
Produce clear and accurate diagnostic reports, documenting findings, repairs, and recommendations.
Work closely with workshop production teams to maximise workshop efficiency
Ensure all work is completed in line with manufacturer repair methods, company procedures, and health and safety standards.
Provide mobile diagnostic support to other repair centres across the Steer network when required.
What We’re Looking For:
Proven experience as a diagnostic technician
Excellent diagnostic, analytical and problem-solving skills
A methodical approach with exceptional attention to detail and accuracy
Level 3 EV
Level 4 Advance Diagnostic Electronics
Experience with ECU Programming, reading and re-coding
The ability to work independently, prioritise tasks and effectively manage your own workload
Full UK driving licence
Benefits
Competitive salary with bonus opportunities
Ongoing training and career development
Access to state-of-the-art facilities and tools
A supportive, team-focused working environment
Level 3 / 4 (Desirable)
Auto Electrician Qualification (Desirable)
If you’re passionate about your craft, take pride in your work, and share our values of Excellence, Innovation, and Integrity, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of our success story.