Assistant Mechanics

1. To apply OSH procedures by identifying hazards, reporting risks, and
responding to workplace emergencies to ensure personal and team well-
being.
2. To maintain strict housekeeping standards and ensure a safe and organized
fabrication environment.
3. To use measuring instruments to record precise dimensions for fabrication
tasks.
4. To interpret Manuals, Sketches and Drawings to plan work activities in the
workplace.
5. To support using Computer
6. To use hand and power tools effectively, performing basic preventive
maintenance and ensuring proper storage after use
7. To perform as a team member in a team
8. To interaction in workplace as follows SOP
9. To maintain workplace manner, effective communication each other’s.
10. Perform routine lubricating system services, including oil changes and filter
replacements, to ensure engine health.
11. Service cooling systems by inspecting radiators, checking coolant levels, and
replacing hoses to prevent overheating.
12. Maintain fuel systems by replacing filters and inspecting lines for leaks or
blockages.
13. Assist in the service suspension systems, including checking shock absorbers
and basic component replacement.
14. Service starting systems, focusing on battery testing, terminal cleaning, and
starter motor checks.
15. Conduct ignition system servicing, including the inspection and replacement
of spark plugs and ignition leads for optimal combustion.
16. Correctly identify and interpret the functions of major automobile systems
to assist lead technicians in troubleshooting.
17. Properly select and operate manual hand tools and power equipment
(impact wrenches, drills, grinders) for various repair tasks.
18. To wash a vehicle properly

19. Follow workshop safety protocols, including the correct placement of vehicle
jacks and stands.
20. Clean and organize tools and equipment to ensure a safe and efficient work
environment.
21. Perform professional wheel balancing and alignment to improve tire
longevity and ensure vehicle tracking.
22. Service and repair steering and braking systems, including the replacement
of pads, rotors, and steering linkages to maintain passenger safety.
23. Troubleshoot and repair clutch systems to ensure smooth gear engagement
and power transfer.
24. Conduct comprehensive engine tune-ups for both spark ignition (petrol) and
diesel engines, focusing on filter changes, timing checks, and injector/spark
plug maintenance.
25. Service air induction and exhaust systems to ensure optimal engine
breathing and emissions compliance.
26. Diagnose and repair vehicle charging systems, ensuring alternators and
voltage regulators are functioning to support the electrical load.
27. Perform basic maintenance on automotive air conditioning systems,
including cabin filter replacement and visible leak inspections.
28. Utilize specialized automotive tools to identify wear in mechanical joints and
electrical inconsistencies in the charging circuit.
29. To assembly and disassembly parts of vehicles.
30. To change the vehicle seat cover
31. To Detect the vehicles noise