Vehicle Diagnosis: You'll diagnose mechanical and electrical issues by examining vehicles, listening to customer descriptions of problems, and utilizing diagnostic tools such as scanners and computer software. Repair and Maintenance: You'll perform a wide range of repairs and maintenance tasks, including engine repairs, brake system repairs, suspension and steering repairs, transmission repairs, and electrical system repairs. This involves using hand tools, power tools, and specialized equipment to complete the work accurately and efficiently. Routine Maintenance Services: You'll conduct routine maintenance services such as oil changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, and fluid checks to keep vehicles in optimal condition and prevent future problems. Component Replacement: You'll replace worn or damaged components such as belts, hoses, batteries, brake pads, and spark plugs to ensure the safe and reliable operation of vehicles. Troubleshooting: You'll troubleshoot complex mechanical and electrical issues, using your knowledge of vehicle systems and your problem-solving skills to identify and resolve problems efficiently. Testing and Inspections: You'll conduct tests and inspections to ensure that repairs have been completed correctly and that vehicles meet safety and performance standards. This may include road tests and using diagnostic equipment to verify proper functioning. Customer Interaction: You'll communicate with customers to explain repair recommendations, provide estimates, and address any questions or concerns they may have about their vehicles. Building trust and providing excellent customer service are important aspects of your role. Documentation: You'll accurately record all repairs, maintenance services, and inspections performed on vehicles, maintaining detailed records to track the history of each vehicle and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.