Vehicle Electrical Systems: Electricians are responsible for installing, troubleshooting, and repairing electrical systems in vehicles, including wiring harnesses, lighting systems, ignition systems, entertainment systems, and electronic control units (ECUs). They ensure that all electrical components function properly and meet safety and regulatory standards. Diagnostic Testing: Electricians use diagnostic equipment and tools to identify and diagnose electrical issues in vehicles. They perform tests on electrical circuits, sensors, switches, and other components to determine the root cause of malfunctions or failures. Wiring and Harness Installation: Electricians install and route electrical wiring and harnesses in vehicles during assembly or repair processes. They follow wiring diagrams and schematics to ensure proper connections and routing, avoiding interference with other vehicle components. Battery Systems: Electricians handle battery systems in vehicles, including installation, maintenance, and replacement of batteries. They test battery performance, check for corrosion or damage, and ensure proper connection to the vehicle's electrical system. Charging Systems: Electricians are responsible for the installation and maintenance of charging systems in electric or hybrid vehicles. They ensure that charging stations are installed correctly, perform charging system inspections, and troubleshoot charging-related issues. Safety Systems: Electricians install and maintain safety-related electrical systems in vehicles, such as airbag systems, anti-lock braking systems (ABS), traction control systems, and electronic stability control (ESC) systems. They ensure that these systems function properly to enhance vehicle safety. Manufacturing Equipment: Electricians maintain and repair electrical systems and equipment used in automotive manufacturing facilities, such as robotics, conveyor systems, CNC machines, and automated assembly lines. They troubleshoot electrical problems, perform preventive maintenance, and ensure equipment compliance with safety standards. Facility Maintenance: Electricians are involved in the maintenance and repair of electrical systems in automotive facilities, including lighting systems, power distribution systems, HVAC systems, and security systems. They perform electrical inspections, repairs, and upgrades to ensure facility safety and functionality. Compliance and Regulations: Electricians ensure compliance with electrical codes, regulations, and safety standards in all electrical work performed in the automotive industry. They stay updated on industry standards and best practices to ensure that electrical systems meet safety and quality requirements. Documentation and Reporting: Electricians maintain accurate records of electrical work performed, including installation, repairs, inspections, and maintenance activities. They document findings, recommendations, and corrective actions taken to ensure accountability and traceability. Team Collaboration: Electricians collaborate with other automotive professionals, including mechanics, engineers, and technicians, to address electrical issues and ensure seamless integration of electrical systems with other vehicle components. Training and Development: Electricians participate in training programs and continuing education to enhance their knowledge and skills in electrical systems, technologies, and best practices. They stay updated on advancements in automotive electrical systems and emerging technologies to maintain proficiency in their field.