Call for light duty technicians to fill heavy vehicle skills shortage
SCANIA AUSTRALIA has intensified efforts to entice skilled workers into its technical ranks.
Scania is looking to attract diesel technicians to its nine company-owned workshops in capital cities, by offering to fund upskilling for light-vehicle technicians who want to transition to heavy-duty vehicles.
The move comes as the company expands services and parts domestically as well as being in the midst of a pandemic-exacerbated national skills
