Heavy Diesel Electrician / New Truck Preparation TechWe are a major player in the heavy trucking industry. Southpac is a distributor and retailer for Paccar Brands Kenworth, DAF, and TRP. Southpac has had major growth across the four pillars of the business: Sales, Parts, Service, and Support.We are looking for an experienced Heavy Diesel Electrician with industry experience to join our New Truck Preparation team.If you have a relevant level 4 qualification or no less than three years' experience repairing and maintaining heavy vehicles, this role is for you.Reporting to the New Truck Prep Manager, you will be working on the preparation of new trucks that arrive in NZ, ensuring they are completed to a high standard for delivery!Installation of custom lighting and electrical components.Replace and upgrade electrical components ensuring they meet manufacturer specifications.Comply with safety regulations and industry standards.Maintain accurate records of all work provided.Communicate effectively with the sales team to explain options.Quality check completed electrical work to ensure the highest level of workmanship.Stay up to date with advancements in automotive electrical systems and technologies through ongoing training and professional development.We are seeking a personable individual who places importance on customer service but is also a team player. Someone with the ability to manage and adapt in fast-paced and evolving environments, whilst maintaining effective communication, would thrive in this role. Given the nature of the role, attention to detail and accuracy is paramount.So, does this sound like you? If you have what we are looking for, then reach out to us! Click apply now and send your CV with a cover letter explaining why you're right for the role.Your application will include the following questions:Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in New Zealand?How many years' experience do you have as an electrician?How much notice are you required to give your current employer?Do you have a current New Zealand driver's licence?Are you available to work outside your usual hours when required? (e.g. weekends, evenings, public holidays)What's your expected hourly rate?Do you have a heavy vehicle driver's licence?
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