Vehicle Serviceperson

Vehicle servicepersons diagnose, service and repair a range of mechanical components and related vehicles.

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 reassemble mechanical components
change oil and filters and carry out necessary lubrication
clear and clean workshops, working surfaces, tools and equipment.

Specialisations:

Automotive Underbody Serviceperson

An automotive underbody serviceperson inspects vehicle systems and components and undertakes diagnostic procedures before the repair. This includes the servicing of vehicle braking systems, steering, suspension systems and exhaust systems.

Driveline Serviceperson

A driveline serviceperson 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 and plant and outdoor power equipment.

Steering and Suspension Serviceperson

A steering and suspension serviceperson diagnoses, repairs and services clutch steering system components and suspension systems for light and heavy vehicles, motor cycles and plant, marine and outdoor power equipment.