The Mechanic is responsible for carrying out inspection, maintenance, repair and replacement work on commercial vehicles according to job-card instructions, OEM procedures and workshop safety standards. The role is accountable for workmanship, productivity, proper tool use and first-time-right repair.
Vehicle Inspection & Diagnosis
· Inspect vehicles according to assigned job cards.
· Understand complaints and report observations to the Head Mechanic/Technical Advisor.
· Carry out basic diagnosis using approved procedures and equipment.
· Do not replace parts without proper diagnosis/authorisation.
Repair & Maintenance
· Perform scheduled maintenance and authorised repairs.
· Follow OEM repair procedures, specifications and safety instructions.
· Use correct tools, equipment and consumables.
· Complete work within assigned standard/target time as far as reasonably possible.
Quality & Testing
· Check all work after completion before handing the vehicle forward.
· Ensure proper tightening, fitment, fluid levels and reassembly.
· Report any additional defect or abnormal condition immediately.
· Support testing/road testing as instructed.
Job Card & Parts Discipline
· Carry out only work authorised on the job card.
· Use parts issued against the correct vehicle/job.
· Return unused parts and report damaged/incorrect parts.
· Record relevant technical findings through the prescribed process.
Safety & Housekeeping
· Use required PPE and follow workshop safety procedures.
· Keep work bay clean and free of hazards.
· Handle oils, batteries, fluids and waste materials safely.
· Report unsafe conditions, accidents or near misses immediately.
Key Performance Indicators
· Productivity
· First-time-right repair
· Standard-time adherence
· Rework/comeback rate
· Safety and housekeeping
Qualification & Experience