Lead Mechanic

Job Summary
The Lead Mechanic is responsible for leading the maintenance, inspection, troubleshooting, and repair of vehicles, particularly trucks and heavy-duty equipment. The role ensures that repair work is completed safely, accurately, and within the required turnaround time while guiding and supervising mechanics and technicians.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and supervise mechanics and technicians during vehicle inspection, repair, and maintenance activities.
• Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and other vehicle-related issues using appropriate tools and equipment.
• Perform preventive maintenance, corrective repairs, overhauling, and troubleshooting of trucks and heavy-duty vehicles.
• Inspect completed repairs to ensure quality, safety, and proper vehicle performance.
• Assign tasks and monitor the progress and productivity of mechanics and technicians.
• Provide technical guidance and support to the team in resolving complex repair issues.
• Ensure proper use and maintenance of tools, equipment, and workshop facilities.
• Prepare and maintain accurate service reports, repair records, inspection reports, and other required documents.
• Coordinate with Service Advisors, Parts personnel, and other departments regarding repair requirements and parts availability.
• Ensure compliance with company safety procedures, workshop standards, and proper handling of tools and equipment.
• Conduct final inspection and testing of vehicles before release.
• Train and coach junior mechanics and technicians on proper repair procedures and technical practices.
• Perform other related duties that may be assigned.

Qualifications

• Graduate of Automotive Technology, Automotive Servicing, or a related technical course.
• With at least 3–5 years of hands-on experience in automotive repair and maintenance, preferably with trucks or heavy-duty vehicles.
• With proven experience leading or supervising mechanics/technicians.
• Preferably with TESDA Automotive Servicing NC II or higher.
• Knowledgeable in vehicle diagnostics, preventive maintenance, engine, transmission, suspension, brake, and electrical systems.
• Able to use automotive diagnostic tools and workshop equipment.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
• Good leadership, communication, and organizational skills.
• Physically fit and willing to work in a workshop environment.
• Willing to work overtime, weekends, or holidays when required.