Field Service Technician

Key Responsibilities • Attend to mobile on-site service calls for vehicle defects, breakdown support and operational issues. • Carry out first-line troubleshooting and minor rectification where safe and practical, including battery, lighting, fuses, relays, fluid top-up, wipers, loose fittings and basic electrical checks. • Perform basic diagnostic checks, record fault codes and provide clear initial findings to the Team Lead/ Project Manager. • Operate and manage the assigned service van, including basic tools, consumables, PPE and commonly required spare parts. • Respond to after-hours standby calls when rostered, including remote troubleshooting, on-site attendance and coordination of towing or workshop support where required. • Coordinate with servicing partner, workshop, vendor or towing provider for defects that cannot be resolved on-site. • Log each reported case with vehicle number, issue description, action taken, status, parts required and closure update. • Follow up on pending defects, repeated defects, parts delays and workshop repair status until closure. • Ensure vehicle is not released as serviceable if the defect may affect road safety operational reliability. • Maintain professional communication with users, Government representatives, internal team members and external support partners. Standby / Call Response Arrangement • 5.5 days working hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:30am to 5:30pm, subject to company deployment requirements. • After normal working hours, the rostered standby technician will be contactable for urgent vehicle-related calls. • The rostered standby technician may be required to take the service van home for after-hours response. • Standby coverage may include weekday evenings, weekends and public holidays depending on the approved roster. • Actual call-out, remote support, on-site attendance and escalation shall be recorded for operational tracking and management review. Requirements • N Level / O Level / NITEC /Higher NITEC in Automotive, Mechanical, Electrical or relevant technical discipline preferred. • Minimum 2 to 3 years of hands-on automotive, commercial vehicle, fleet maintenance or mobile service experience preferred. • Basic knowledge of vehicle electrical systems, battery systems, lighting, fuses, relays and general mechanical checks. • Able to perform first-line troubleshooting independently and identify when escalation is required. • Valid Class 3 driving licence is required; Class 4 licence will be advantageous. • Able to drive a service van and attend to vehicles at different locations in Singapore. • Willing to support after-hours standby and call-out duties according to roster. Must be in Singapore when on roster. • Able to converse and write in English for job updates, defect records and user communication. • Physically fit and able to handle tools, parts, minor vehicle checks and outdoor attendance. • Positive team player with good discipline, ownership and ability to work independently