Automotive Technician

Your Growth & Impact Develop practical diagnostics skills through regular use of OBD-II scanners and workshop tools to narrow down faults quickly. Expand your technical range by working on engine, brake, suspension, and basic electrical tasks across different passenger vehicles. Build professional credibility by following inspection checklists and creating clear job notes for technicians and service advisors. Connect with a network of senior technicians and trainers who provide on-the-job coaching and feedback. Position yourself for technician lead roles by improving throughput, repair quality, and customer satisfaction at our centres. Responsibilities Vehicle Repair & Diagnostics - Diagnose mechanical and electrical issues using visual checks and diagnostic scanners, then recommend clear repair plans. - Carry out routine services, brake jobs, tune-ups, and suspension repairs to manufacturer or company standards. - Perform fault tracing on engine, charging, and starter systems and complete accurate repair documentation. - Test drive and validate repairs to confirm issues are resolved before handing the vehicle back to the customer. Workshop Operations - Use lifts, jacks, and workshop equipment safely and keep tools organised for quick access. - Follow workshop workflows and service checklists to maintain consistent quality and efficient bay turnaround. - Report spare part needs and work with service advisors to ensure timely part replacements. - Participate in basic workshop housekeeping and daily safety checks to keep the bay compliant and tidy. Customer & Safety - Explain repair findings in simple terms to service advisors and support clear handovers to customers. - Adhere to safety procedures, PPE use, and environmental rules when handling fluids and batteries. - Record service history and job notes accurately in the workshop system for future reference. - Assist in maintaining customer trust by delivering reliable, on-time repairs and clear communication. Requirements Qualifications & Experience - Certificate or diploma in Automotive Technology or related field, or equivalent trade experience. - About 2 years of hands-on experience in a workshop setting with passenger vehicles. - Familiarity with basic service routines and manufacturer recommended maintenance schedules. - Valid Malaysia driving licence is preferred to support test drives and vehicle movements. Hard Skills & Knowledge - Skilled with OBD-II diagnostic tools, multimeter, and standard hand tools for mechanical and electrical checks. - Knowledge of engine, transmission, braking, suspension, and basic vehicle electrics. - Ability to perform fault isolation and follow repair procedures to complete repairs correctly the first time. - Competent with workshop processes, parts ordering basics, and digital job card systems. Soft Skills & Qualities - Communicate clearly with colleagues and service advisors, keeping explanations simple and factual. - Work reliably under time pressure while maintaining attention to detail and safety. - Show a willingness to learn, accept coaching, and apply feedback to improve repair quality. - Be punctual, organised, and respectful of shared workshop resources and team schedules.