Automotive Technician Resume Examples and Templates

Automotive Technician

• Completed various types of work orders, including appliance repair, carpentry work, drywall repair, electrical repair, painting, rental turnovers, and sanitation.
• Checked refrigerant charging using superheat/subcooling methods.
• Conducted repairs on capacitors, contractors, and relays.
• Tested voltage and amp draw of blower motors, compressors, and condenser fan motors.
• Performed general preventive maintenance on handlers and condensers.

Automotive Technician

• Diagnosed and repaired automobiles.
• Conducted general repairs and maintenance on vehicles.
• Recommended and assisted in the purchase of diagnostic equipment and computers.
• Performed maintenance on computer and electronics equipment.

Automotive Technician

• ASE certified mechanic
• Chrysler Certified for Brakes, Electrical, Steering/Suspension, Diagnostics
• Experienced in engine and transmission repairs
• Skilled in basic maintenance and warranty repairs
• Proficient in electrical work and repairs

Automotive Technician

• Ensures equipment availability through inspections and testing of vehicles, including preventive maintenance like engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire rotations, wheel balancing, and filter replacements.
• Maintains vehicle functionality by addressing operator complaints, conducting inspections, and repairing engine, mechanical, and electrical issues. Also, handles body damage and part/component replacements.
• Validates vehicle serviceability through test drives and adjustments to controls and systems.
• Adheres to state vehicle requirements by testing engine, safety, and combustion control standards.
• Preserves vehicle aesthetics via cleaning, washing, and painting.
• Maintains vehicle records by documenting service and repairs.
• Sustains shop equipment operation by following instructions, troubleshooting breakdowns, managing supplies, performing preventive maintenance, and arranging for repairs.
• Controls costs by utilizing warranties and evaluating service and parts

Automotive Technician

• Ensures equipment readiness through vehicle inspections, testing, and proactive maintenance (e.g., engine tune-ups, oil changes, tire rotation, wheel balancing, filter replacements).
• Preserves vehicle functionality by addressing operator feedback, conducting inspections, and rectifying engine failures, mechanical and electrical issues, as well as body damage. Replaces parts and components as needed.
• Validates vehicle serviceability via test drives and adjustments to controls and systems.
• Adheres to state vehicle regulations by testing engine performance, safety features, and combustion controls.
• Upholds vehicle appearance with cleaning, washing, and painting.
• Maintains vehicle records by documenting service and repairs.
• Sustains shop equipment operation by following instructions, troubleshooting issues, managing supplies, performing preventive maintenance, and arranging for repairs.
• Manages costs by leveraging warranties and evaluating service and parts alternatives.
• Ensures supply availability through stock inventory, order placement, and receipt verification.
• Enhances expertise by engaging in educational opportunities and reviewing technical publications.
• Achieves maintenance and organizational objectives by fulfilling related tasks as required.

Automotive Technician

• Deliver exceptional customer service during vehicle intake for service.
• Perform vehicle services such as tire replacements and oil changes.
• Operate the Point of Sale (POS) system.
• Present optional add-on treatments to customers.

Automotive Technician

• Perform standard automotive maintenance tasks, including oil changes, tire rotations, transmission flushes, air conditioner recharges, front-end alignments, battery installations, and headlight/taillight replacements.
• Stay up-to-date with the latest industry best practices in automotive repair.
• Conduct thorough diagnostic procedures to identify customer issues and offer precise repair recommendations.
• Inspect vehicles to meet state emissions and safety requirements.
• Execute necessary repairs and conduct test drives for quality assurance.
• Maintain accurate and legible records for both customers and internal documentation.
• Ensure workplace cleanliness and equipment longevity to promote workplace safety.

Automotive Technician

• In charge of automotive equipment repair and preventive maintenance, including emissions inspections, diagnostic testing, and component replacement.
• Specialized in tire repairs, rotations, oil changes, battery installations, and headlight/taillight replacements.
• Conducted essential repairs and verified vehicle soundness through test drives.

Automotive Technician

• Conducted both basic and advanced automotive diagnostics, repairs, and maintenance.
• Demonstrated strong customer service, sales, and management skills to interact with clients, explain repairs, and secure customer approvals.
• Conducted inspections and diagnosed mechanical issues in various vehicles and equipment.
• Effectively managed time, organized tasks, and optimized workflow.
• Addressed customer complaints, performed annual and emissions inspections, and ensured vehicle drivability.
• Fostered positive relationships with colleagues in the shop and office, offering support as needed.
• Upheld shop cleanliness and safety to meet OSHA regulations and ensure compliance.

Service Advisor cum Automotive Technician

• Diagnose faults and handle customer inquiries.
• Utilize computerized diagnostic tools for problem identification.
• Conduct repairs on customers' vehicles following manufacturer specifications.
• Specialize in Hybrid Battery Repair, with a preference for Honda/Toyota, and perform comprehensive vehicle service inspections.
• Inspect vehicles, address engine failures, replace components, and maintain accurate repair and service records.
• Employ technical manuals, charts, and expertise to plan work procedures and comply with state vehicle regulations.
• Engage in ongoing education and training to stay updated on industry standards and techniques.
• Manage a team of four technicians and oversee their tasks.

Automotive Technician

• Oversaw scheduling and appointments.
• Diagnosed and repaired vehicles from various manufacturers.
• Established and maintained computerized technical information databases.

Automotive Technician

• Conduct test drives and assess components and systems using tools like infrared engine analyzers, compression gauges, and computerized diagnostic devices.
• Provide repair cost estimates considering parts and labor charges.
• Consult with customers to identify the nature of malfunctions.
• Carry out regular and scheduled maintenance tasks such as oil changes, lubrications, and tune-ups.
• Address brake issues by performing repairs, relining, replacement, and adjustments.
• Align the front ends of vehicles.

Automotive Technician

• Collaborate with service writers to understand customer vehicle issues and determine the necessary solutions.
• Conduct thorough inspections, particularly for issues with limited information or unknown origins.
• Travel to attend educational programs and acquire new diagnostic and repair techniques.

Automotive Technician Apprentice

• Collaborated with a small team to execute daily tasks efficiently.
• Employed various tools and critical thinking to meet rigorous quality standards.
• Installed and wired low-voltage electrical equipment for emergency vehicles.