Motor Mechanic
Job Description
Motor Mechanics inspect, diagnose, and repair vehicles, ensuring they function efficiently and safely. They work with cars, trucks, and other motorized vehicles, specializing in engine maintenance, electrical systems, brakes, and transmissions.
Job Brief
Motor Mechanics play a crucial role in vehicle maintenance and repair, helping to keep transportation systems running smoothly. They diagnose mechanical problems, replace faulty parts, and ensure vehicles meet safety and environmental regulations. Mechanics may work in auto repair shops, dealerships, or specialize in heavy-duty machinery.
Responsibilities
- Inspect and diagnose vehicle issues using diagnostic tools.
- Repair and replace defective parts such as brakes, engines, and transmissions.
- Perform routine maintenance, including oil changes and tire rotations.
- Conduct safety checks and ensure compliance with automotive regulations.
- Work with advanced automotive technology, including computerized systems.
- Advise customers on vehicle maintenance and repair needs.
- Maintain records of vehicle services and repairs.
Requirements
- Certification in automotive repair or mechanical engineering.
- Experience working with various vehicle makes and models.
- Strong problem-solving and technical skills.
- Ability to work with hand tools and electronic diagnostic equipment.
Wages
Motor Mechanics typically earn between $45,000 to $80,000 per year, depending on experience, specialization, and workplace.
Salary
$45,000 to $80,000
