Motor Mechanics specialize in maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing internal combustion engines and mechanical systems in light vehicles, including transmissions, suspension, steering, and braking systems.
Key Responsibilities:
Fault Diagnosis: Identify mechanical and electrical issues in engines and vehicle components.
Disassembly & Inspection: Remove and examine engine assemblies, transmissions, steering systems, and other parts for defects.
Repair & Replacement: Fix or replace damaged components, reassemble systems, and consult service manuals as required.
Preventive Maintenance: Perform scheduled services (oil changes, lubrication, tune-ups) to optimize performance and meet emissions standards.
Reassembly & Testing: Rebuild engines and components after repairs, then test and fine-tune for proper operation.
Computer Diagnostics: Use specialized software and tools to assess and troubleshoot vehicle systems.
Automobile Technician
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Communicate effectively in an automotive workplace
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Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace
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Read and respond to automotive workplace information
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Follow environmental and sustainability best practices in an automotive workplace
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Use and maintain tools and equipment in an automotive workplace
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Use and maintain measuring equipment in an automotive workplace
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Carry out servicing operations
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Develop and carry out diagnostic test strategies
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