Workshop Manager in Billericay leading a generator service workshop, up to £55,000, strong progression, excellent benefits, and long-term career growth.
The Company
Join a recognised leader in equipment rental, with a strong focus on power solutions across construction, infrastructure, events, and industrial sectors. With continued investment in generator technology and ambitious growth plans, the business delivers reliable, high-performance power equipment nationwide. Employees benefit from structured development, ongoing training, and clear progression opportunities within a supportive environment.
Key Benefits
- Salary up to £55,000 depending on experience
- Up to 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Clear progression within a growing power and generator division
- Company pension scheme
- Retail discounts and wellbeing support initiatives
About the Role
The Workshop Manager will lead a busy generator workshop in Billericay, ensuring all diesel and hybrid power equipment is maintained to the highest standards.
This Workshop Manager position involves overseeing a team of engineers responsible for servicing, maintaining, and repairing a fleet of generators, ensuring maximum uptime and availability.
Key responsibilities of the Workshop Manager include:
- Managing day-to-day workshop operations focused on generator servicing and repair
- Leading and developing a team of generator engineers and technicians
- Ensuring all generators are tested, compliant, and ready for deployment
- Coordinating with internal teams to meet customer demand for power solutions
- Managing parts, spares, and supplier relationships within the generator sector
- Driving workshop efficiency, productivity, and safety standards
- Monitoring fleet performance to maximise utilisation and revenue
This Workshop Manager role offers the opportunity to take ownership of a specialist power division within a growing business.
About You
To succeed as a Workshop Manager, a strong background in generators, power equipment, or related mechanical or electrical engineering is required.
Suitable candidates may have:
- Experience managing a generator, plant, or powered equipment workshop
- Strong knowledge of diesel generators, load banks, and power systems
- Proven leadership experience within an engineering environment
- Experience with servicing, fault finding, and maintaining generator equipment
- A proactive approach to safety, compliance, and operational efficiency
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- The Workshop Manager will be driven, hands-on, and focused on delivering high standards in a fast-paced environment.
You may have worked as a: Generator Manager, Power Generation Manager, Workshop Supervisor, Engineering Manager, Service Manager, Depot Manager, Plant Manager, Maintenance Manager, Fleet Manager, Generator Supervisor
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