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Light Engine Mechanic
Alternative Titles:
Automotive Motorcycle Mechanic, Outdoor Power Equipment Mechanic
Light engine mechanics test, service and repair small
engines and parts in motorcycles, boats and other small
engine-powered equipment such as chainsaws, brushcutters,
lawnmowers, pumps and stationary engines.
Light engine mechanics may perform the following tasks:
- work out mechanical and electrical faults by discussion
with users, listening to engines and using specialised
testing equipment
- take apart faulty engine assemblies, check parts using
precision measuring equipment and refer to workshop manuals
- clean, lubricate and tune engines to make them run
properly
- repair damaged or faulty parts by straightening,
welding, machining or hand making new metal parts
- repair and adjust electrical faults
- remove small dents in panels, spray paint and do minor
trim repairs
- set up and water-test outboard motors.
Light engine mechanics work in workshops and garages.
Protective clothing is usually worn.
Light engine mechanics may specialise as a:
Lawn-mower Mechanic who diagnoses faults and
performs necessary repairs on lawn-mowers and related
equipment.
Motorcycle Mechanic who diagnoses faults and
performs necessary repairs on motorcycles.
Outboard Motor Mechanic who diagnoses faults and
performs necessary repairs on boat engines.
Required Skills - Light Engine Mechanic
- enjoy practical and manual work
- physically fit
- normal eyesight and hearing
- technical aptitude
- problem-solving skills
- able to read and interpret technical information from
service manuals
- no skin allergies or reactions to grease, oil or petrol
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