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A motor vehicle service and maintenance technician services and repairs light vehicles such as cars and vans and works either in dealerships which focus on a particular manufacturer, or in an independent garage which deals with many different makes of vehicles.
The technician must be able to work independently but also operate as an effective team member and have good customer handling skills. They will understand how their workshop and the dealership/garage functions from a commercial perspective and identify ways in which they can work more efficiently. The technician will work on all the systems found within the vehicle. The day-to-day work ranges from replacing simple parts through to solving complex faults with the use of diagnostic methods and equipment.
Servicing and inspection procedures
Steering and suspension geometries
Electrical circuits and calculations
Vehicle components and systems Fault types, causes and effects
Fitting accessories Vehicle modifications
Fault finding strategies
Electrical, braking and suspension systems
Engine and transmission systems
Engine and gear calculations
Emissions and legal requirements
Fuel, Hybrid and electric systems
Day release at college with a mixture of theory and practical sessions.
Gateway assessments will take place at the end of each academic year. When the apprenticeship is complete, success will be dependent on completion of an end point assessment (EPA). This will include a professional discussion, online tests, and practical tasks.
Level 3 Electric Vehicle Awareness
MOT Testing qualification
BOSCH Training
Manufacturer Specific Training
