Automotive Mechanic

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Job Description

Diagnose Vehicle Problems
Use diagnostic tools and test drives to identify mechanical or electrical issues.
Perform Repairs and Replacements
Fix or replace faulty parts like brakes, transmissions, engines, steering systems, etc.
Conduct Routine Maintenance
Oil changes, tire rotations, fluid checks, brake inspections, battery tests, etc.
Inspect Vehicles
Ensure safety and compliance with manufacturer and legal standards.
Communicate with Customers
Explain issues, repairs needed, cost estimates, and maintenance advice in clear terms.
Use Specialized Tools and Equipment
Operate hoists, wrenches, alignment machines, diagnostic scanners, etc.
Update Service Records
Maintain logs of repairs, parts used, and customer histories.
Follow Safety Protocols
Adhere to shop safety guidelines and environmental regulations.
Stay Updated on Automotive Technology
Learn about new vehicle systems (especially with EVs, hybrids, and advanced electronics).
Work with a Team
Coordinate with service advisors, parts specialists, and other mechanics.

Education & Certification

High school diploma or GED (required)
Completion of a vocational or technical training program in automotive repair (preferred)
ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification (often preferred or required)

Experience

With basic hands-on experience as an auto mechanic or technician (entry-level roles may train)
Experience with diagnostic tools, repair manuals, and shop software (a plus)

Skills

Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills
Proficiency in using hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic equipment
Ability to interpret technical manuals, schematics, and vehicle service logs
Good communication and customer service skills
Basic computer literacy (for repair logs and diagnostic tools)
Physical stamina and dexterity (e.g., lifting heavy parts, standing for long periods)