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Workshop Controller

Steer Automotive Group
Competitive salary
London

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London, NW10 6RS

Ref: VA4108

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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

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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.

If you can lead a team, keep operations running smoothly, and maintain a strong focus on quality, this is your opportunity to make an impact in a fast-paced, professional environment.

What You’ll Be Doing

Overseeing daily workshop activity to ensure jobs are completed on time and to specification

Allocating work to technicians based on skills, workload, and priorities

Monitoring progress, quality, and productivity, resolving any issues that arise

Liaising with parts, customer service, and VDA teams to maintain a smooth repair process

Promoting a safe, compliant, and well-organised working environment

What We’re Looking For

Proven experience in a workshop controller, senior technician, or similar role within the accident repair industry

Strong leadership and communication skills with the ability to motivate a team

Solid understanding of repair processes and bodyshop operations

Excellent organisational skills and the ability to work under pressure

A commitment to integrity, teamwork, and delivering work of the highest quality

Benefits

Access to industry-leading training and development programmes

A supportive and collaborative working culture

Career progression opportunities across a growing national group

The chance to work for a business built on excellence, driven by innovation, and grounded in integrity

If you’re ready to lead a high-performing workshop team in a business that values quality, efficiency, and professionalism, apply today and join Steer Automotive Group.

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