Do you fancy helping to restore classic cars?
WOULD your perfect job involve restoring classic vehicles like the legendary E-Type Jaguar?
If so then Jaguar Land Rover Classic Works in Ryton-on-Dunsmore is recruiting for a specialist role right now.
The operation, which opened in summer 2017, is looking for a classic vehicle technician to help bring some iconic vehicles back to life.
The £7million Classic Works facility, which opened in June 2017, painstakingly restores classic cars from both Jaguar and Land Rover brands and creates new versions of famous icons like the famed Lightweight E-Type.
The all-new 14,000 sq m purpose-built facility saw ten countrywide operations spanning sales, servicing and restoration - including one formerly based at Browns Lane - all housed under one roof.
The centralised operation, the largest of its kind anywhere in the world, saw the creation of scores of new jobs and Jaguar Land Rover said even more would be created in the longrun if demand for its services increases.
The current role up for grabs at the Classic Works facility is that of a classic vehicle technician and it pays £22.03 per hour.
The role is being filled by spe- cialist ment.
The job specification states: “With an ever-evolving heritage, truly exciting future and two of the world’s most iconic brands, our client is revered across the globe continually pushing the boundaries of innovation and redefining the benchmark for excellence, setting the standards others want to follow.
“They are currently seeking to recruiter Apex Recruit- recruit an experienced vehicle technician to join their team.
“The role is offered on an ongoing contract basis with long term, ongoing opportunities for the right candidate.
“The role will be varied and challenging requiring a broad base of vehicle skills mechanical, electrical, body and trim.
“The successful candidate will be involved in routine maintenance, servicing, and repairs to customer vehicles.”