Diagnose vehicle issues using diagnostic tools and software, crucial for identifying problems accurately.

Perform routine maintenance like oil changes, tire rotations, and fluid checks to keep vehicles running smoothly.

Repair or replace worn or damaged parts, including brakes, engines, and transmissions, ensuring vehicle safety.

Inspect and test vehicle systems, such as electrical, cooling, and fuel systems, to identify potential issues.

Keep detailed records of all services performed and parts used, maintaining accurate service history.

Communicate with customers to explain diagnoses, recommended repairs, and associated costs clearly.

Stay updated with the latest automotive technology and repair techniques through continuous training.

Adhere to safety procedures and guidelines to maintain a safe working environment.

Use and maintain shop equipment, such as lifts, jacks, and diagnostic machines, ensuring proper functionality.

Order and manage parts inventory, ensuring necessary components are available for repairs.

Assist other mechanics with complex repairs, fostering a collaborative work environment.