Service Technician

Minimum QualificationsEducation

· Graduate of Automotive Servicing or a related automotive course.

Technical Competency

· TESDA Automotive Servicing NC III or equivalent competency.

· Advanced knowledge of automotive mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems.

· Working knowledge of ICE and EV vehicle systems and their associated safety procedures.

Experience

· At least two (2) years of relevant automotive service or repair experience.

License

· Valid Driver's License.

Specialization

· Must possess demonstrated competency or specialization in at least one of the following:

· Automotive Air-Conditioning

· Welding

· Electrical / Electronics

Other Requirements

· Able to perform advanced troubleshooting and diagnostic activities.

· Physically capable of performing workshop-related activities.

· Willing to undergo continuing technical and product-specific training.

· Able to provide technical guidance to other technicians.

III. Core Competencies

· Advanced automotive diagnostics

· Mechanical system diagnosis and repair

· Electrical and electronic system diagnosis

· ICE system diagnosis

· EV system diagnosis and safety

· Diagnostic scan tools and test equipment

· Electrical circuit testing

· Technical service information and repair procedures

· Root-cause analysis

· Specialized technical skills

· Repair verification and quality inspection

· Technical coaching and guidance

· Technical documentation

· Workshop safety and compliance

· Problem solving and decision making. Primary Duties and Responsibilities

A. Preventive Maintenance and Routine Service

1. Perform scheduled Preventive Maintenance Services (PMS) according to manufacturer specifications and prescribed workshop procedures.

2. Inspect vehicle components and systems for wear, damage, abnormal conditions, or potential failure.

3. Perform routine servicing and replacement of maintenance items, including engine oil and filters, air and cabin filters, brake components, batteries, spark plugs and related components where applicable, belts and hoses, tires and wheels, and other scheduled maintenance components.

4. Perform fluid level checks and servicing according to manufacturer specifications.

5. Conduct basic adjustments, tightening, lubrication, and component replacement.

6. Verify vehicle operation after completing assigned maintenance work.

B. Mechanical Inspection, Repair and Replacement

7. Inspect, clean, repair, and/or replace mechanical components and systems of ICE and EV vehicles.

8. Perform inspection and repair of applicable systems, including engine and powertrain systems, transmission and drivetrain, suspension, steering, brake systems, cooling systems, exhaust systems where applicable, and other mechanical systems.

9. Identify abnormal noises, vibrations, leaks, wear, and other mechanical conditions.

10. Remove, repair, replace, and reinstall components using appropriate tools and procedures.

11. Verify proper operation of repaired systems.

C. Electrical and Electronic Systems

12. Inspect, clean, repair, and/or replace electrical and electronic components within the scope of competency.

13. Perform basic electrical testing using appropriate test equipment.

14. Inspect wiring, connectors, fuses, relays, batteries, switches, sensors, and related components.

15. Identify basic electrical faults and perform appropriate corrective action.

16. Use approved diagnostic equipment when required.

17. Ensure electrical components are properly installed and secured after repair.

D. ICE and EV Service

18. Perform routine inspection and maintenance activities on both ICE and EV vehicles.

19. Follow manufacturer-specific procedures for EV safety and servicing.

20. Observe required precautions when working around high-voltage components and systems.

21. Identify conditions requiring referral to a Senior Technician or Workshop Supervisor.

22. Perform only EV-related procedures for which the Technician has been properly trained and authorized.

23. Maintain awareness of differences between ICE and EV vehicle systems when performing inspections and repairs.

E. Troubleshooting and Diagnosis

24. Perform initial assessment of reported vehicle concerns.

25. Conduct basic troubleshooting using inspection, testing, diagnostic equipment, and applicable service information.

26. Identify possible causes of vehicle faults within the Technician's competency.

27. Perform corrective repairs for identified routine faults.

28. Escalate complex or unresolved concerns to the Senior Technician or Workshop Supervisor.

29. Verify repairs through appropriate testing and, when required, road testing.

F. Pre-Delivery Inspection and Quality Verification

30. Perform assigned Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) activities.

31. Inspect vehicle mechanical, electrical, safety, interior, and exterior conditions according to established checklists.

32. Correct identified defects within the Technician's competency.

33. Recheck repaired or adjusted components before endorsing the vehicle.

34. Ensure that no tools, parts, materials, or protective items are left inside or around the vehicle.

35. Report unresolved findings to the Senior Technician or Workshop Supervisor.

G. Workshop Support

36. Assist Senior Technicians in complex inspections, repairs, and troubleshooting activities.

37. Provide technical assistance to Junior Technicians when assigned.

38. Prepare required tools, equipment, parts, and materials before starting repair work.

39. Maintain proper organization and condition of tools and equipment.

40. Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of the assigned work area.

41. Properly handle removed parts, waste materials, fluids, and other workshop materials.

H. Documentation and Reporting

42. Properly document inspection, maintenance, repair, and replacement activities.

43. Record technical findings accurately on applicable job orders, checklists, and service documents.

44. Report additional repair requirements and abnormal findings to the appropriate technician or supervisor.

45. Ensure that completed repair work is properly endorsed for inspection and/or vehicle release.

46. Maintain accurate records of parts and components replaced during assigned work.

I. Safety and Compliance

47. Follow all applicable workshop safety rules and procedures.

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

49. Use tools, lifting equipment, diagnostic equipment, and other workshop equipment correctly.

50. Follow proper procedures when working with electrical systems, batteries, high-voltage EV systems, and other potential hazards.

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

52. Do not perform work beyond the Technician's training, competency, or authorization.

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

V. Authority and Limitations

· May independently perform routine inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and component replacement activities within the limits of their training, competency, and authorization.

· May perform routine mechanical and electrical repairs within their competency.

· May perform basic diagnostic procedures and use authorized diagnostic equipment.

· May perform assigned ICE and EV service procedures for which they are trained and authorized.

· Shall seek assistance when a technical concern exceeds their competency or available diagnostic capability.

· Shall refer complex, recurring, or unresolved faults to the Senior Technician.

· Shall not perform high-voltage EV procedures without the required training, authorization, and safety controls.

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

· Shall report any condition that may affect vehicle safety, reliability, or quality of repair.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: Php19,000.00 - Php20,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person