Divisional Administrator

The purpose of this Divisional Administrator role is to perform scheduled vehicle servicing and perform panel beating and body repair work.

The role is based in Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal. The setting is busy but well-organised, with a focus on getting the job done properly. The business is growing, and capable people grow with it. The culture is down-to-earth, with a real focus on getting things right. Ready to apply? Send through your CV and a short introduction.

• Diagnose mechanical and electrical faults in vehicles using diagnostic scanning tools, multimeters, and manual inspection techniques.
• Prepare vehicle surfaces for spray painting by sanding, masking, applying primer and filler, and ensuring a flawless finish matching factory standards.
• Perform panel beating and body repair work including dent removal, frame straightening, panel replacement, welding, and surface preparation for painting.
• Repair or replace faulty suspension and steering components such as shock absorbers, control arms, tie rod ends, and wheel bearings.
• Test-drive vehicles after repairs to verify that issues have been properly resolved and the vehicle performs safely under normal driving conditions.
• Perform scheduled vehicle servicing including oil changes, filter replacements, spark plug changes, and fluid level checks according to manufacturer specifications.

• The ability to read and interpret workshop manuals, wiring diagrams, and technical bulletins to guide repair procedures.
• A recognised trade certificate as a motor mechanic, diesel mechanic, auto electrician, panel beater, or spray painter issued by a relevant SETA.
• Proficiency in using diagnostic equipment and software to identify faults in modern vehicle electronic and engine management systems.
• Good communication skills to explain technical information to customers and service advisors in a clear and understandable manner.
• A minimum of three to five years of post-trade test experience working in a workshop or dealership environment.
• A comprehensive set of personal tools appropriate to the trade, and ability to use workshop equipment such as hydraulic lifts and wheel alignment machines.