Talk through the customer’s concern at drop-off and road-test the vehicle where needed to confirm the fault.
Use scan tools and workshop test equipment to find mechanical and electrical faults in engines, transmissions, brakes, steering and suspension.
Carry out scheduled services, including oil and filter changes, fluid checks, lubrication and basic engine tune work to manufacturer intervals.
Strip, inspect and refit assemblies such as engines, gearboxes, steering and brake components, and replace worn or damaged parts.
Fit recent parts, then reassemble and adjust so the vehicle operates correctly after the repair.
Check work against workshop manuals and technical data for the make and model.
Test the vehicle after the repair and make further adjustments if it is not performing as it should.
Complete job cards and record parts and labour so invoices and service history are accurate.
Keep the work bay, tools and equipment clean and follow workplace health and safety rules in the workshop.
Tell the workshop supervisor when a job needs extra parts or more time before the customer is called.

Pay: $78,000.00 – $82,000.00 per year

Work Location: In person

📌 Motor Mechanic Salisbury North (Australia)
🏢 Ozpak Mechanics
📍 Australia