Classic Vehicle Technician

You will have a strong track record of performing high-quality repairs, modifications, and restorations on classic and specialist vehicles.

Ideally, you will have at least 3 years of experience in a similar role within a classic or specialist vehicle environment, along with a Level 3 equivalent qualification in relevant fields. However, all relevant experience will be considered, and the role could be altered to suit the right candidate.

A genuine passion for the classic vehicle industry is a must, and you will be given the opportunity to share this through your work on a huge range of classic vehicles, dating from 1930 onwards.

You must have excellent teamwork & communication skills to ensure collaboration across the 4 workshop departments, allowing each vehicle and customer journey to be as smooth as possible.

At Haynes Heritage Engineering, you’ll play an essential role in preserving the history and craftsmanship of some of the world’s most treasured automobiles. If you’re ready to contribute to a team dedicated to excellence, we’d love to hear from you.

• Demonstrated expertise in working with classic, vintage, and/or luxury vehicles, with a passion for preserving their legacy.

• A genuine enthusiasm for classic cars, along with a commitment to producing top-tier repair and restoration work.

• A patient and methodical approach to solving the unique challenges that arise when working with classic and specialist vehicles.

• Only the highest level of workmanship on all vehicles – old, new and specialist – with correct, tasteful and period repairs the only acceptable outcome.

• A very good knowledge of classic-car-specific components and how they work, in order to cope with the average day-to-day  vehicle booking.

• Exceptional attention to detail in managing intricate repairs and restoration.

• Strong organisational skills to securely handle and store invaluable components, ready for the rebuild process – and be able to assist in planning in any relevant 3rd party repairs.

• High standards of self-discipline, particularly in maintaining a clean, tidy and organised workspace.

• The ability to conduct thorough research, accurately assess project requirements and collaborate with team members to help provide accurate quotations on labour time required, to the workshop manager.

• Good written and verbal communication skills to ensure information flows accurately across all four workshop spaces and be confident in speaking to customers directly about the repairs you have carried out.