Diagnostics: Use computerized tools and equipment to find mechanical and electrical problems.
- Routine Maintenance: Perform oil changes, fluid checks, tire rotations, and brake replacements.
- Repairs: Fix or replace worn, damaged, or broken parts like sensors, belts, and bearings.
- Testing: Test drive vehicles or use specialized equipment to verify that repairs work correctly.
- Documentation: Keep detailed records of parts used, labor hours, and services performed.
- Customer Service: Explain repair needs and costs clearly to drivers or service advisors.
- Shop Safety: Maintain a clean work area and follow safety rules.