Automotive Technician

Responsibilities

• Inspecting and testing vehicles to trace faults in their parts or mechanisms.
• Performing routine maintenance work, which may involve replacing fluids, lubricating components, etc.
• Repairing or replacing broken or dysfunctional parts of a vehicle and fixing system failures.
• Advising motorists on good vehicle use to prevent the damage of parts or system malfunctions.
• Maintaining equipment, making sure it’s in a good condition to solve vehicle problems efficiently.
• Providing accurate estimates for a repair or maintenance job and keeping logs on work and issues.

Qualifications

• A high school diploma is required; however, a post-secondary degree in automotive service technology is preferred.
• Proven experience as an auto mechanic, with demonstrated expertise in auto electrical systems.
• Working knowledge of vehicle diagnostic systems and methods.
• Valid certification from an automotive technical training institution would be an advantage.
• Aptitude in using various hand tools (screwdrivers, hammers, pliers) and precision measurement tools (calipers, etc.).
• Strong problem-solving skills with a keen attention to detail.
• A valid drivers license.

Benefits

• Opportunity to work with a team of committed, skilled professionals.
• Continuous learning opportunities to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and advancements in automotive technology.
• Access to the latest equipment and technology in the industry, providing opportunities for career growth and development.
• A competitive benefits package that includes healthcare and retirement plans.
• An environment that values and recognizes your contribution to the overall success of the company.