Diagnose and Repair Mechanical Issues:

• Inspect and test vehicles to identify mechanical problems.
• Use diagnostic tools and equipment to troubleshoot vehicle issues (engine, transmission, suspension, etc.).
• Perform repairs on engines, transmissions, brakes, exhaust systems, and other components.

Electrical and Electronic Systems:

• Diagnose and repair electrical and electronic systems (battery, lighting, ignition systems, sensors, etc.).
• Work with computerized systems, onboard diagnostics, and specialized automotive software to perform tests and repairs.

Routine Maintenance:

• Perform oil changes, tire rotations, fluid checks, brake inspections, and other routine maintenance tasks.
• Replace air filters, spark plugs, and other components as part of preventative maintenance.

Customer Service:

• Communicate with customers to understand vehicle issues and provide updates on repairs.
• Offer advice on proper maintenance and vehicle care.
• Provide video documentation of work being diagnosed and updates on repair progress, keeping customers informed at every stage of the process.
• Maintain a clean and organized work environment.

Documentation and Reporting:

• Maintain accurate records of services performed, parts used, and repairs completed.
• Provide estimates for repair costs and timelines.

Safety and Compliance:

• Adhere to all safety standards, including proper handling of hazardous materials (oil, coolant, etc.).
• Follow manufacturer guidelines and industry standards for vehicle repair and maintenance.
• Ensure vehicles are roadworthy and comply with legal safety and emissions requirements.