Vehicle Serviceperson
Vehicle servicepersons diagnose, service and repair a range
of mechanical and related vehicle components.
Vehicle servicepersons may perform the following tasks:
- raise vehicles using hydraulic hoists or jacks
- work with motor mechanics to dismantle or remove engine
assemblies, transmissions, steering mechanisms and other
components
- work with motor mechanics to repair or replace worn or
defective parts and re-assemble mechanical components
- change oil and filters and carry out lubrication and
refuelling
- clear and clean workshop, working surfaces and tools and
equipment.
Vehicle servicepersons may specialise as an:
Automotive Underbody Serviceperson who inspects
vehicle systems and components and undertakes diagnostic
procedures before the repair and servicing of vehicle braking
systems, steering and suspension systems and exhaust systems.
Driveline Serviceperson who diagnoses, repairs and
services clutch assemblies, manual transmissions, final drive
assemblies, drive shafts, tail shafts, chains, tracks, gears
and associated components for light and heavy vehicles, motor
cycles, plant and outdoor power equipment.
Steering and Suspension Serviceperson who diagnoses,
repairs and services clutch steering system components and
suspension systems for light and heavy vehicles, motor cycles,
plant, marine and outdoor power equipment.
Much of the work is done in open workshops and under noisy
conditions.
Required Skills - Vehicle Serviceperson
- interested in practical and manual work
- physically fit
- mechanical aptitude
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