In response to your request, here are key points to note for individuals who are interested in applying for this job posting:

1. Preparation of CV:

   • Highlight relevant vehicle repair experience: In my experience, employers value relatability. Highlight specific experiences repairing the vehicles mentioned in the posting such as Freightliner, Shacman, Iveco, MAN, and Scania Trucks.
   • Showcase any work history in the transport and logistics industry: I've noticed over time that industry-specific experience can give you an edge, so make sure it's clearly presented in your CV.
   • List all credentials: The employer requires a Class 1 or 2 driver's license and a National certificate. Be sure to list not just these, but any and all mechanical repair certifications in your CV.
   • Provide proof of ability to handle major repair work: From my observation, employers wish to see competency in handling critical tasks, so provide such instances in your CV.
   • Show experience handling various tools: As the job requires use of various tools and equipment, make sure this is reflected in your CV.

2. Areas of the job listing to take note of:

   • Strictly adhere to application method: The advertisement requests CVs be sent directly to an email. Other methods might result in disqualification, so observe this.
   • Mind the deadline: Set reminders to ensure you don’t miss the application deadline - 16 Nov 2023.
   • Seek transferable skills if qualifications don’t match: What I have noticed over time is that experience can often rival explicit qualifications. Look for these in your past roles if you lack the specifically mentioned qualifications.
   • Understand the expectations: The role requires a variety of tasks from minor to major repair work, so make sure you comprehend the weight of responsibilities.
   • Report faulty equipment: This indicates importance of communication in this role. This point might not be emphasized enough in a CV so consider addressing it in a cover letter if possible.

3. Standing out in a crowded field of applicants:

   • Align your cover letter to the job responsibilities: In my experience, a well-tailored cover letter that directly addresses job requirements can give you an edge.
   • Highlight your experience with the specific truck brands mentioned: This shows your understanding of the equipment the company probably uses the most.
   • Show initiative: MENTION in your application how you've improved efficiency, saved money, or solved significant problems in previous roles dealing with similar equipment.

4. Commonly overlooked details by novice applicants:

   • Diversity of equipment used: Novice applicants might miss the fact that this role requires experience with a wide variety of tools and equipment. It is imperative to showcase this.
   • Role demands attention to safety: As an industry veteran, I must stress that the report of damaged or faulty equipment is a safety issue. Employers value applicants who prioritize safety.
   • Importance of tight deadlines: A novice applicant may overlook the necessity of prompt service in a logistic environment. Emphasize instances where you've handled high-pressure scenarios.