Heavy Vehicle Mechanic and Electrician

Heavy Vehicle Mechanic – Job Responsibilities

• Perform routine servicing and preventive maintenance on heavy vehicles (trucks, trailers, tippers, and buses).
• Diagnose mechanical issues in engines, transmissions, brakes, axles, and hydraulic systems.
• Repair or replace defective parts such as clutches, bearings, brakes, and suspension components.
• Conduct regular inspection and road test of vehicles to ensure proper functionality.
• Maintain records of repairs, spare parts used, and maintenance schedules.
• Follow workshop safety rules and use tools/equipment properly.
• Support the workshop team during breakdown repairs at site or roadside.
• Identify and report recurring mechanical faults to the supervisor for permanent solutions.
• Ensure proper housekeeping and cleanliness of the working area.
• Maintain efficiency and productivity to minimize vehicle downtime.

⚡ Heavy Vehicle Electrician – Job Responsibilities

• Inspect, diagnose, and repair all electrical faults in heavy vehicles including wiring, lighting, and alternator systems.
• Perform installation and maintenance of vehicle batteries, horns, relays, and other electrical accessories.
• Troubleshoot and repair ECU (Electronic Control Unit), sensors, and fuse systems.
• Conduct preventive maintenance of electrical and electronic components to avoid major failures.
• Read and interpret wiring diagrams and service manuals.
• Install additional equipment such as reverse cameras, GPS systems, and emergency lights when required.
• Test repaired vehicles to confirm proper electrical operation.
• Maintain detailed records of all electrical repairs and parts replaced.
• Adhere to all safety standards while performing electrical work.
• Assist mechanics during combined mechanical and electrical fault diagnosis.

Job Type: Full-time