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Our mechanics work with all parts of a vehicle and its systems, from steering and brakes to air conditioning. Our mechanics examine vehicles to identify damage or faults and then fix these issues. The day-to-day duties may of a mechanic may include but are not limited to:

Inspecting and testing vehicles

Mechanics are responsible for checking the serviceability of vehicles through test drives and system checks, as well as identifying problems using computerised diagnostic equipment. This involves testing parts to make sure they are running as they should and following checklists to ensure that all critical areas of the car are examined properly. 

Performing maintenance checks

Mechanics are expected to perform basic checks to ensure the vehicle is running properly, such as changing oil and replacing filters. These checks must adhere to our company and industry test procedures, it is the responsibility of our mechanics to ensure these guidelines are met. 

Advising customers on issues

Mechanics are required to communicate issues with customers and explain technical information about the problems and repairs in an easy to understand way, as well as advising of the cost.

Repairing or replacing parts

If issues have been identified on the vehicle, it’s our mechanic’s job to replace or repair the damage to parts to certain specifications. These may be minor tasks or larger jobs which require more technical expertise. 

Maintain equipment

In order to ensure the correct standards are met, our mechanics need to maintain shop equipment. This involves testing, servicing, adjusting and testing these devices to ensure our high standards of performance are maintained. e