You have just contributed to ensuring that Britain's roads are one of the safest in Europe. How did you do that?
You are at an MOT garage to review their compliance. They are very busy and the equipment is faulty.
You use your hard-earned industry knowledge and experience to assess, monitor, and improve the standards within and around the MOT industry. You make a compelling argument as to why they need to fix the equipment.
The MOT garage owner is not happy, but you keep a level head to explain the consequences of continuing with the faulty equipment.
You are a DVSA Vehicle Examiner MOT Specialist. We are looking for self-motivated individuals to join our professional enforcement team as a Vehicle Examiner MOT Specialist, with positions based at various locations across the UK.
Vehicle Examiners contribute to the integrity of road safety and standards to keep Britain moving safely and sustainably.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Visit MOT Testing stations and re-inspect recently tested vehicles.
2. Carry out audits at MOT Testing Stations to ensure they are operating correctly.
3. Conduct Statutory MOT Appeal tests following complaints on the standards of the MOT.
4. Qualify new MOT Testers following successful demonstration tests.
5. Investigate issues of fraudulent MOT test certificates.
6. Make a difference to the safety of our roads.
Typical Duties:
1. Travel to MOT Testing stations to check compliance and give advice to people in all MOT roles.
2. Analyse data for MOT garages, carry out off-site reviews, and plan work actions, including mystery shopper investigations.
3. Write in-depth reports and, where necessary, issue Temporary Suspension Notices or Advisory Warning Letters.
4. Answer technical queries from customers, offering advice, guidance, and education as required.
5. Follow operating instructions and procedures.
6. Present evidence on behalf of DVSA in Court.
Training and Requirements:
Due to the nature of the role, there may be a requirement to travel to other DVSA locations, with the potential for overnight stays. This may also include working outside of normal hours - prior notice will be given. Extensive training on all aspects of the role will be provided, including an 18-week full-time training course, which is non-negotiable.
You will have the opportunity to discuss your preferred working pattern upon successful offer and before starting the training course. While we will work hard to try and accommodate flexible working, we cannot guarantee that all requests can be agreed, as working patterns will be subject to business needs.
Minimum Qualifications:
You must hold a vocational related qualification in Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair at level 3 or equivalent. You will also need to demonstrate your knowledge and experience in the diagnosis and assessment of vehicle components for serviceability.
Core Skills:
1. Resilience - ability to handle difficult conversations and situations.
2. Teamwork - effective collaboration with colleagues.
3. Communication - good communication skills to give advice and education effectively.
Benefits:
1. Flexible working options.
2. Civil Service Pension with employer contribution.
3. Generous Annual Leave - 25 days holiday, increasing by 1 each year of service, up to 30.
4. 8 Bank Holidays plus an additional Privilege Day.
5. Latest IT and Tech devices.
6. Culture encouraging inclusion and diversity.
7. Excellent learning and development tailored to your role.
8. Wide range of discounts on high street names.
9. Employee assistance program for health and wellbeing.
10. Cycle to work scheme and Gym membership offers.
For further information, please contact Lindsay.Hassett1@DVSA.GOV.UK
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