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Workshop HGV Technician

Blueberry Resourcing
Glasgow, City of Glasgow
8 months ago
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Workshop based HGV Technicians sought in Glasgow for a prominent vehicle management company. 

This role offers a competitive base salary up to £46,500, with potential earnings surpassing £53,000 with regular overtime.

The positions are based at their clients' Glasgow depot, where you will manage a fleet of LCVs.

The benefits package accompanying this position includes:

Car purchase scheme via salary sacrifice
Access to a private company doctor for consultations via phone or Zoom
Complimentary day off on your birthdayCandidates need to have an NVQ/IMI Level 3 accreditation.

This role promises a better work-life balance, free from the inconvenience of on-call duties or unsociable hours.

Interested in exploring this opportunity further?

For more information please get in touch by applying via the link

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