Diesel Mechanic

AS Edutech Hr Consultant

Role & responsibilities

• Conducting diagnostic testing on automobiles
• Examining the findings of diagnostic tests
• Replacing vehicle engines, steering systems, gearboxes and braking systems, among other things
• Inspecting the lighting systems of automobiles
• Test-driving automobiles to evaluate their performance
• Carrying out preventative maintenance on service trucks
• Keeping detailed records of all vehicles that they service
• Strictly following the inspection protocol checklist
• Keeping track of inventory
• Maintaining the cleanliness of the workplace
• Conducting inspections on diesel machinery and vehicles to detect for signs of possible deterioration or upcoming issues
• Diagnosing malfunctioning diesel equipment to determine the source of the problem
• Repairing defective or non-functional equipment to a working state
• Interacting with customers and asking questions to assist in diagnosis to make repairs more efficiently
• Explaining defects to vehicle owners in simple words and also explain the work that they have done and what to look out for subsequent repairs

Preferred candidate profile

• Education & Certification: Formal vocational training (Diploma/ITI in Diesel Mechanics) combined with manufacturer-specific training programs. Certifications are a strong plus.

• Experience: 3 to 5+ years of hands-on experience in the maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of diesel engines, transmissions, and air brakes.

• Tech-Savviness: Proficiency in using computerized diagnostic equipment, multimeters, and OEM scanning software (e.g., Cummins Insite, Detroit Diesel)