Mechanic

Frans Autoshop and Supply - Calauan; Laguna; On-site; PHP 223,200 - 334,800; Full time

Job summary

A local automotive service provider in Laguna is seeking a skilled mechanic to maintain, repair, and inspect vehicles. The ideal candidate will have a high school diploma, relevant training, and experience in automotive servicing. Key responsibilities include diagnosing vehicle issues, performing routine maintenance, and ensuring safety inspections. ASE certification is a plus. Competitive compensation is offered.

Qualifications

• Complete an automotive servicing course or technical-vocational program.
• Consider earning an Automotive Service Excellence certification.
• Gain experience through an apprenticeship in a garage.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose problems using diagnostic equipment.
• Plan work procedures using manuals and experience.
• Perform maintenance including oil changes and fluid checks.
• Repair parts like brake pads and wheel bearings.
• Conduct safety inspections on vehicles.

Skills

Problem-solving

Communication

Attention to detail

Dexterity

Familiarity with diagnostic equipment

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Automotive servicing course

ASE certification (preferred)

Job description

A mechanic, also known as an automotive service technician, is a professional who maintains, repairs, and inspects vehicles. Their duties include:

• Diagnosing problems: Using computerized diagnostic equipment to identify issues
• Planning work: Using technical manuals, charts, and experience to plan work procedures
• Testing parts: Ensuring that parts and systems are working properly
• Performing maintenance: Changing oil, rotating tires, and checking fluid levels
• Repairing parts: Replacing or repairing worn parts like brake pads, wheel bearings, and sensors
• Explaining repairs: Informing clients about automotive problems and repairs
• Keeping records: Maintaining an accurate log of all work performed
• Safety inspections: Conducting safety inspections on vehicles

To become a mechanic, you'll need a high school diploma or equivalent, relevant training, and some experience:

Education

• Complete an automotive servicing course or technical‑vocational program at a trade or vocational school.
• Certification
• Consider earning an Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certification, which is an industry standard that demonstrates your skills. The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence offers entry‑level ASE certifications in areas like engine repair, brakes, and electrical systems.

Experience

• Gain experience working with cars and light trucks through an apprenticeship at a garage or repair shop. Two years of experience is usually required to become certified.

Skills

• Develop skills in problem‑solving, communication, attention to detail, and dexterity. You should also be familiar with vehicle diagnostic equipment and mechanical systems.