Senior Technician

Primary Duties and ResponsibilitiesA. Advanced Diagnosis and Troubleshooting

1. Diagnose complex mechanical, electrical, electronic, and vehicle system concerns involving ICE and EV vehicles.

2. Analyze customer complaints, diagnostic information, vehicle symptoms, and test results to determine the root cause of faults.

3. Use appropriate diagnostic equipment, scan tools, test instruments, service manuals, wiring diagrams, and technical information.

4. Perform systematic troubleshooting rather than relying solely on component replacement.

5. Determine the appropriate repair procedure based on diagnostic findings.

6. Confirm the root cause and verify the effectiveness of completed repairs.

7. Assist the Workshop Supervisor in resolving difficult, recurring, or unresolved technical concerns.

B. Mechanical Systems

8. Diagnose and repair complex mechanical system concerns.

9. Inspect and evaluate components for wear, damage, abnormal operation, or failure.

10. Perform advanced repair and replacement activities involving applicable powertrain systems, transmission and drivetrain, suspension, steering, brake systems, cooling systems, and other mechanical systems.

11. Determine whether components should be repaired, adjusted, or replaced based on inspection and diagnostic findings.

12. Verify mechanical repairs through appropriate testing and road testing when required.

C. Electrical and Electronic Systems

13. Diagnose complex electrical and electronic system faults.

14. Interpret wiring diagrams, circuit diagrams, technical information, and diagnostic data.

15. Perform electrical measurements and circuit testing using appropriate test equipment.

16. Diagnose faults involving sensors, actuators, control modules, wiring, connectors, communication systems, and related components.

17. Identify intermittent electrical and electronic concerns through systematic testing.

18. Verify electrical and electronic repairs after completion.

D. ICE and EV Systems

19. Diagnose and repair complex systems in both ICE and EV vehicles.

20. Apply appropriate safety procedures when working on EV high-voltage systems.

21. Diagnose applicable EV electrical and electronic systems within the scope of training and authorization.

22. Identify whether a vehicle concern is mechanical, electrical, electronic, software-related, or a combination of systems.

23. Follow manufacturer-specific procedures for EV isolation, inspection, diagnosis, repair, and reactivation.

24. Escalate concerns requiring specialized manufacturer support or higher technical authorization.

E. Specialized Technical Function

25. Air-Conditioning: Diagnose air-conditioning performance and system faults; inspect applicable refrigeration, electrical, and control components; perform approved repair, servicing, and component replacement procedures; verify system performance after repair.

26. Welding: Perform approved automotive welding and fabrication work; apply appropriate welding techniques based on the material and repair requirement; ensure proper preparation, alignment, and finishing of welded components; follow required welding safety procedures.

27. Electrical / Electronics: Diagnose advanced electrical and electronic system faults; perform circuit testing and component-level troubleshooting within authorized scope; diagnose sensors, actuators, control modules, wiring, and communication-related concerns; verify system operation after repair.

F. Quality Verification and Repair Validation

28. Conduct thorough verification of completed repairs.

29. Perform functional tests and road tests when appropriate.

30. Confirm that the original customer concern has been properly addressed.

31. Identify incomplete, incorrect, or substandard repair work before vehicle release.

32. Assist the Workshop Supervisor in resolving quality issues and repeat repairs.

33. Ensure repair procedures are performed according to manufacturer specifications.

G. Technical Guidance and Workshop Support

34. Provide technical guidance to Junior Technicians and Technicians.

35. Assist other technicians in difficult diagnostic and repair activities.

36. Demonstrate proper diagnostic and repair procedures when required.

37. Review technical findings and assist in determining appropriate repair actions.

38. Support the Workshop Supervisor in technical assessments and repair decisions.

39. Promote proper use and care of workshop tools and diagnostic equipment.

H. Documentation and Reporting

40. Properly document diagnostic findings, repair procedures, and final results.

41. Record diagnostic trouble codes, test results, measurements, and other relevant technical information when applicable.

42. Provide accurate technical recommendations based on diagnostic findings.

43. Report unresolved or recurring technical concerns to the Workshop Supervisor.

44. Assist in maintaining accurate technical records and repair history.

45. Ensure that completed work is properly endorsed for quality inspection and vehicle release.

I. Safety and Compliance

46. Follow all applicable workshop safety rules and procedures.

47. Properly use required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

48. Follow established safety procedures for ICE and EV systems.

49. Observe all required precautions when working around high-voltage EV systems.

50. Use specialized tools and equipment only as trained and authorized.

51. Immediately report unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, accidents, or other hazards.

52. Do not bypass safety procedures, protective systems, or manufacturer-prescribed controls.

53. Comply with company policies, manufacturer procedures, and applicable automotive service standards.

V. Authority and Limitations

· May independently diagnose and repair complex mechanical, electrical, and electronic concerns within their competency.

· May provide technical guidance to Junior Technicians and Technicians.

· May recommend repair procedures based on diagnostic findings.

· May conduct advanced diagnostic testing using authorized equipment.

· May perform specialized work within their certified or demonstrated area of specialization.

· Shall not perform EV high-voltage procedures beyond their specific training and authorization.

· Shall escalate technical concerns requiring manufacturer-level support, specialized equipment, or higher authorization to the Workshop Supervisor.

· Shall escalate safety-critical concerns or unresolved diagnostic issues to the Workshop Supervisor.

· Shall not modify, bypass, or disable vehicle safety systems or workshop safety devices.

· Shall ensure that all technical work performed is properly documented and endorsed for quality verification.

Pay: Php19,000.00 - Php30,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person