Diagnose and repair complex mechanical issues in heavy vehicles, ensuring optimal performance and safety.

Perform routine maintenance, including oil changes, filter replacements, and lubrication, to prevent breakdowns.

Inspect, repair, and replace hydraulic systems, brakes, and suspension components to maintain vehicle integrity.

Troubleshoot and repair electrical systems, including wiring, lighting, and electronic control units (ECUs).

Overhaul and rebuild engines, transmissions, and differentials to restore performance and extend vehicle lifespan.

Use diagnostic tools and software to identify and resolve electronic and mechanical faults efficiently.

Weld and fabricate metal components to repair damaged parts or customize vehicles for specific applications.

Maintain detailed records of all maintenance and repair work performed, ensuring compliance with regulations.

Conduct safety inspections to identify potential hazards and ensure vehicles meet safety standards.

Manage inventory of parts and supplies, ordering replacements as needed to minimize downtime.

Collaborate with other mechanics and technicians to solve complex problems and improve overall efficiency.

Stay updated with the latest technologies and repair techniques through continuous training and professional development.

Assist in training junior mechanics and apprentices, sharing knowledge and expertise to develop their skills.

Diagnose engine problems using diagnostic tools and software.

Perform regular maintenance on heavy vehicles to prevent breakdowns.

Repair or replace defective components like brakes, transmissions.

Maintain and repair hydraulic systems in heavy equipment.

Troubleshoot and repair electrical systems in vehicles.

Perform welding and fabrication tasks for vehicle repairs.

Conduct preventive maintenance inspections on vehicles.

Maintain accurate records of repairs and maintenance.

Adhere to safety regulations and procedures in the workshop.

Test drive vehicles to ensure proper functioning after repairs.