Installation: Installing new air conditioning systems in vehicles during manufacturing or retrofitting existing systems in older vehicles. Maintenance: Conducting routine inspections and maintenance on vehicle air conditioning systems to ensure they are functioning efficiently. This may involve checking refrigerant levels, inspecting hoses and connections, and cleaning or replacing filters. Diagnosis: Identifying and diagnosing issues with vehicle air conditioning systems using diagnostic tools and equipment. This includes troubleshooting problems such as insufficient cooling, strange noises, or airflow issues. Repair: Repairing or replacing faulty components of vehicle air conditioning systems, such as compressors, condensers, evaporators, expansion valves, and refrigerant lines. This may involve soldering, brazing, or welding components as necessary. Recharging Refrigerant: Recharging or replenishing refrigerant levels in vehicle air conditioning systems to ensure optimal cooling performance. This requires knowledge of refrigerant types, proper handling procedures, and compliance with environmental regulations. Leak Detection: Detecting and repairing refrigerant leaks in vehicle air conditioning systems using leak detection tools and methods. This is essential for maintaining system efficiency and preventing environmental damage. Electrical Work: Performing electrical diagnostics and repairs on vehicle air conditioning systems, including checking wiring, fuses, relays, and switches to ensure proper operation. Customer Service: Interacting with customers to understand their concerns, explain repair options, and provide estimates for services. Maintaining a professional and courteous demeanor while addressing customer inquiries and concerns. Documentation: Keeping accurate records of work performed, parts used, and services rendered for each vehicle air conditioning repair or maintenance job. This documentation helps track maintenance schedules and provides a history of service for each vehicle. Safety: Adhering to safety protocols and guidelines while working with refrigerants, electrical systems, and other potentially hazardous components. This includes wearing appropriate personal protective equipment and following proper handling procedures to prevent accidents and injuries. Continuing Education: Staying updated on industry trends, technologies, and best practices through training programs, workshops, and certifications. Continuous learning helps improve skills, stay competitive, and provide high-quality service to customers.