Main tasks would include :
•    taking readings, using a laptop or hand-held device connected to an engine's electronic control unit (found in newer vehicles)
•    checking/testing wiring and parts in heavy goods vehicles, passenger carrying vehicles & heavy plant machinery using portable instruments
•    using the readings to find faults

Location:
-    Located in Central Scotland, covering Scotland and Northern England.

•    researching faults using manufacturers' circuit diagrams and specification manuals
•    repairing or replacing faulty parts
•    installation of CCTV systems to the bus and coach industry
•    re-testing the system to make sure everything is working correctly and safely (this may include road testing the vehicle)
•    filling out a repair sheet detailing the work you have done
•    knowledge of vehicle CAN ( control area networks)systems
•    electronic ignitions, alarms, immobilizers and tracking devices ideally preferred
•    electric windows, mirrors and seats, tow bar electrics and air-conditioning
•    customized LED or neon lighting kits, parking warning systems and reverse cameras

You would also deal with in-car phones, TV, and audio and DVD players. You should specialize in light vehicles (cars, vans and motorcycles) or heavy vehicles (Lorries, buses and coaches). If you work for a motor manufacturer, you may work on one particular vehicle model. Main dealer experience would be an advantage.
Must have driving license and be able to travel & if necessary stay for long periods away from home

Salary:    £ 15-25 / hr (depends on experiences & skills)