5 Automotive Repair Tips for Mechanics
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Automotive Repairer
About
Automotive service technicians and repairers work at gasoline stations or at automotive parts, accessories and tire stores. But an overwhelming majority of them work for automobile dealers or in the automotive repair and maintenance industry. From fairly routine tasks such as changing a car's oil or swapping out its air filter to more complex tasks such as testing parts and systems to ensure they operate properly, automotive service technicians play a crucial role in ensuring drivers remain on the road and on the go.
Education
High School
in Science Stream
Training
Vocational Training in Automotive Repair
Bachelor's
in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Technology, or a related field
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- Lubrication worker
- Service technician
- Diesel Mechanic
- Repair Mechanic
- Repair Supervisor
Salary / Annum
200,000
Fresher300,000
Average900,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- Various estimates project a negative 3.7 percent employment growth for auto mechanics between 2019 and 2029. In that period, an estimated 27,800 jobs will be lost.
- Mechanics work in a variety of automotive service settings, including car dealers, tire stores, oil change operations, gas stations, and full-service repair shops.
- Auto mechanics must be willing to get their hands dirty and stand on their feet for long periods of time, so stamina is imperative along with diagnostic skills and scrutiny for detail.
Promising Profiles
Mohammad Hayath
Senior Mechanic
Sunil Kadam
Sr. Mechanic at Best Undertaking
