Lead Mechanic

1. Technical Knowledge and Expertise

• Mechanical Systems: Understanding the operation of mechanical systems and components, such as engines, transmissions, brakes, electrical systems, and hydraulic systems.
• Diagnostic Skills: Proficient in diagnosing mechanical issues, identifying problems, and finding effective solutions, using tools like diagnostic equipment, sensors, or manual inspection.
• Familiarity with Schematics: Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, blueprints, wiring diagrams, and schematics for complex machinery and vehicles.

2. Hands-On Repair and Maintenance Skills

• Repairing Engines and Transmissions: Expertise in fixing and replacing malfunctioning engine parts, transmissions, or other major mechanical components.
• Routine Maintenance: Performing regular maintenance tasks like oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, and fluid checks to keep vehicles or machines running efficiently.
• Electrical Systems: Knowledge of automotive or machine electrical systems, including battery testing, alternator repairs, and understanding wiring and circuit systems.

3. Problem-Solving and Troubleshooting

• Diagnosis: Quickly identifying and diagnosing mechanical, electrical, or structural issues that may be affecting the performance of equipment or vehicles.
• Analyzing Symptoms: Using symptoms, customer feedback, and diagnostic tools to determine the cause of problems and formulate solutions.

4. Knowledge of Tools and Equipment

• Using Mechanic Tools: Proficiency in using various tools such as wrenches, hammers, screwdrivers, pliers, diagnostic machines, power tools, and hydraulic equipment.
• Advanced Machinery: Understanding of more specialized equipment, such as lifts, welders, torque wrenches, and grinders, to perform specific repairs or maintenance tasks.
• Tool Maintenance: Ensuring that tools and equipment are properly maintained, calibrated, and stored for maximum safety and efficiency.

5. Attention to Detail

• Precision: Making sure that every part and repair is completed accurately to avoid further mechanical failures or safety hazards.
• Quality Control: Checking the work thoroughly after repairs, including test-driving vehicles or running equipment, to ensure everything is functioning properly.

6. Customer Service and Communication

• Explaining Issues Clearly: Effectively communicating with customers about the issues with their vehicle or machinery, as well as the necessary repairs and estimated costs.
• Providing Estimates: Giving clear, accurate estimates for labor and parts, and obtaining customer approval before proceeding with work.
• Listening to Customers: Listening to customer concerns and understanding their needs, especially when they describe symptoms or problems they've noticed.

7. Mechanical Maintenance Scheduling

• Routine Inspections: Performing periodic inspections and routine check-ups on machinery or vehicles to ensure that they continue to operate efficiently.
• Maintaining Records: Keeping accurate records of services performed, parts replaced, and any maintenance schedules or warranties.

8. Welding and Fabrication

• Welding Skills: Knowledge of welding techniques for repairing or modifying metal parts on vehicles or machinery, using tools like MIG welders or TIG welders.
• Fabrication: Ability to fabricate new parts or structures as needed to replace broken or worn-out components, ensuring that all parts meet safety and performance standards.

Medical insurance, 30 Day leave and Ticket every 2 years.

• Minimum work experience: Entry Level
• Minimum Qualification: S.S.C/ Trade Certificate/ Vocational Training.
• In-depth Knowledge of vehicle diagnostic equipment and mechanical systems.
• Strong attention to details with an aptitude for problem-solving.
• Working knowledge of English in writing & speaking.

Description:

1. Assess vehicles and/or machinery to accurately diagnose and repair issues.
2. Meet with clients to understand their concerns and identify the issues.
3. Assemble mechanical components according to specifications.
4. Propose work estimates/quotes for repairs as requested.
5. Examine machines and oversee diagnostic tests to determine functionality problems.
6. Follow the schedule for all maintenance tasks and upgrades.
7. Maintain work logs, repairs, and maintenance records.
8. Monitor inventory and order new parts when necessary.
9. Maintain and clean garage equipment and tools to ensure they are kept in a safe and usable condition at all times.
10. Adhere to company work safety policies.