Vehicle Mechanic

Regular vehicle servicing with preventative maintenance

• Identify mechanical faults through computerized diagnostic equipment or manually pinpointing sources of trouble that could not be found by the diagnostic mechanism
• Replace or repair of any part of the engine
• Repair and servicing vehicle transmission systems
• Maintain and repair the brake system, such as disc and drum brakes
• Carry out diagnosis and repair of problems in the electrical system, including the battery, starter, and alternator
• Perform wheel alignments and tire services
• Replace or repair suspension and steering components
• Test for emissions and work towards getting the emissions within the proper limits
• Replace exhaust systems
• Change oil, along with any needed fluid services
• Replace or repair fuel system components
• Service or repair hybrid and electric vehicle systems
• Maintain and repair hydraulic systems in applicable vehicles
• Record all repairs or maintenance in the appropriate occupational reports
• Communicate to clients, in non-technical language, reviewed repairs and maintenance that the technician has identified
• Provide repair estimates and repair timelines and seek customer approval for work order
• Work to maintain awareness and working knowledge of new automotive technologies and to attend professional development on technical practices
• Follow proper safety protocols and maintain an organized, clean work area.
• Carry out engine tune-ups to make the vehicle perform the best it possibly can.