AUTOMOTIVE

This course is designed to elevate the technical skills of experienced light vehicle mechanics by focusing on advanced diagnostic techniques, innovative repair methods, and in-depth mechanical system analysis. Emphasis will be on enhancing problem-solving capabilities for complex vehicle systems, staying up-to-date with industry standards, and improving efficiency in repairs and maintenance.

Key Learning Outcomes:

1. Advanced Diagnostics and Troubleshooting:

   • Master electronic control systems and onboard diagnostics (OBD-II) to effectively identify and resolve complex faults.
   • Learn strategies for diagnosing intermittent issues and system malfunctions, minimizing trial-and-error approaches.

2. Contemporary Repair Techniques:

   • Explore advanced repair methods for modern engine systems, including hybrid and electric components.
   • Gain expertise in the latest tools and technologies, such as diagnostic scanners, oscilloscopes, and vehicle programming devices.

3. System-Specific Knowledge:

   • In-depth focus on transmissions, suspension, and steering systems, with an emphasis on precision adjustments and repairs.
   • Training on turbocharging systems, fuel injection, and emission control for enhanced performance tuning and compliance with environmental standards.

4. Efficiency and Workflow Optimization:

   • Techniques for streamlining repair processes, reducing downtimes, and enhancing overall productivity.
   • Learn best practices for documenting repair processes and communicating effectively with clients and team members.

5. Safety and Compliance:

   • Update on current safety standards and best practices for safe handling of high-voltage systems in hybrid and electric vehicles.
   • Review of regulatory compliance and industry standards to ensure service quality and client trust.

This overview provides senior mechanics with both a technical refresher and insights into evolving industry technologies, preparing them for higher responsibilities and greater challenges in the automotive service field.

A Basic Motor Vehicle maintenance course teaches essential skills like checking and replacing fluids, inspecting tires, performing oil changes, testing batteries, and understanding engine components. It equips learners with practical knowledge to keep vehicles running smoothly and safely.