Vehicle Technician

A vehicle technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining mechanical and electronic systems in various automotive vehicles.

Diagnostics & Troubleshooting

• Run advanced diagnostics. Use specialized scan tools to read fault codes and isolate system errors.
• Trace electrical faults. Read wiring diagrams to locate shorts, broken circuits, and sensor failures.
• Evaluate mechanical issues. Inspect engines, transmissions, and drivetrains to pinpoint wear or failure.
• Isolate fluid leaks. Pressure-test cooling, braking, and steering systems to locate fluid containment failures.

Repair & Component Replacement

• Overhaul major assemblies. Remove, rebuild, or replace faulty engines, gearboxes, and transmissions.
• Service braking systems. Replace worn brake pads, resurface rotors, and bleed hydraulic lines.
• Fix suspension components. Install new shock absorbers, struts, ball joints, and steering linkages.
• Maintain HVAC units. Recharge refrigerant, replace cabin filters, and repair climate control actuators.