About the Role
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Vehicle Technician to repair, maintain, modify, and commission a diverse fleet of police vehicles and mobile units. Working across a multi-manufacturer environment, you will play a vital role in ensuring vehicles are fully operational, roadworthy, and equipped to support frontline policing and external blue light partners.
This role offers a Market Supplement of up to £5k
We are holding two Open Days to offer candidates an insight into the role and to meet the team who will be accepting CV applications on the day if this is your preferred method of applying:
Tuesday 16th June: 16:30-19:30
Thursday 18th June: 16:30 to 19:30
Please call 01522 212426 or email FleetServices@lincs.police.uk to book a half an hour appointment. We will be accepting physical CV's at these events should you prefer to apply in person
What You’ll Be Doing
- Carrying out mechanical and electrical repairs, diagnostics, and modifications using specialist equipment
- Commissioning new police vehicles, including installation of radios, cameras, and technical equipment
- Performing preventative maintenance, servicing, MOT preparation, and repair work to police standards
- Road testing vehicles and equipment to ensure safety and performance
- Decommissioning vehicles and safely removing reusable specialist equipment
- Maintaining accurate records of all work completed and parts used
- Supporting workshop operations, including maintaining tools, equipment, and a safe working environment
- Supervising and mentoring apprentices, contributing to their development
- Responding to minor breakdowns and carrying out warranty repairs when required
Why This Role Matters
This role is critical in ensuring that police vehicles remain safe, reliable, and ready to respond to operational demands. Your expertise will directly support frontline officers and staff, enabling them to carry out their duties effectively and safely. By maintaining the highest professional and ethical standards, you will contribute to delivering a trusted service to the public.
What We’re Looking For
- Proven experience in vehicle maintenance and repair across a range of manufacturers
- Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills, including electrical and mechanical systems
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and manage a varied workload
- Knowledge of workshop practices, health and safety regulations, and vehicle compliance standards
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to high-quality workmanship
- Willingness to learn, adapt, and stay up to date with emerging technologies, including alternatively fuelled vehicles
- Ability to support and mentor apprentices
- Flexibility to work across different locations and respond to operational needs
Interested?
We encourage you to review the full job description and person specification for more detailed information and to understand how this exciting opportunity could be the right fit for you
