Glass Repair Technician - Swindon, United Kingdom - National Windscreens

National Windscreens

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Swindon, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Would you like the opportunity to work independently after full training has been provided? Would you like to work with the latest equipment and technology, in a friendly environment and with excellent career prospects? Then you should become a Glass Repair Technician at National Windscreens BOURNEMOUTH.

About the job

Our business is in repair and replacement of automotive glass. We provide our services in our branches and through our mobile units.

You will receive high standard quality training delivered by experienced and qualified trainers and technicians.
You will receive on-going support and assistance ensuring you remain up to date with techniques and processes.
If selected you will also receive training on Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) calibration, hybrid and electric vehicles.
Opportunity to progress and develop

Once trained your job will be to repair windscreens and body glass and assist experienced technicians with replacing windscrees and bodyglass, and to provide our customers with excellent service.

UK Driver Licence required

About you

We are more interested in your enthusiasm to learn, your motivation to deliver excellent customer service and your desire to do a great job than any previous experience in our sector.

It would be helpful if:
You can interact with customers and undertake administrative tasks using technology.
You enjoy providing excellent customer service and quality.
You can work effectively in a team supporting your colleagues to deliver the best customer service.
You are at least 18 years of age.

You have a full valid clean driving licence, although we would be happy to hear from you if you have started learning to drive too - we may be able to support you with this.

In return

We offer generous holidays, great on target earnings potential, uniform, state of the art technology and equipment, leading training and professional qualifications (fully funded) and the potential to progress.

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