Automotive Service Technician Goals and Objectives Examples
Diagnose and repair electrical problems in vehicles.
Replace worn or damaged brake pads and rotors.
Perform tire balancing and rotation services.
Conduct routine maintenance on engines, such as oil changes and filter replacements.
Inspect vehicles to identify any potential issues.
Repair or replace faulty suspension systems.
Clean and maintain automotive tools and equipment.
Provide excellent customer service while working on vehicles.
Keep accurate records of all work performed on vehicles.
Troubleshoot engine and transmission problems.
Complete all repairs within a timely manner.
Test drive vehicles after repairs are made to ensure quality workmanship.
Install new exhaust systems on automobiles.
Troubleshoot and repair cooling systems in vehicles.
Help customers understand their vehicle’s needs and suggested maintenance schedules.
Keep abreast of new automotive technologies and techniques through continuing education and training programs.
Operate diagnostic equipment to identify trouble codes.
Replace engines in automobiles when necessary.
Calibrate and maintain alignment equipment for wheel alignment services.
Ensure that all automotive fluids are topped up and at proper levels.
Repair or replace faulty fuel injection systems.
Detail and clean vehicles after servicing is completed.
Fabricate replacement parts for automobiles as needed.
Use computerized diagnostic tools to identify malfunctions in vehicles.
Replace broken or damaged window motors and regulators, door handles, and locks in vehicles.
Maintain a safe and clean work environment at all times.
Utilize shop manuals to aid in diagnoses and repair procedures.
Assess damage from accidents and provide repair estimates to customers.
Perform pre-purchase inspections on used vehicles for potential buyers.
Identify broken or loose belts, hoses, or other components in the engine compartment and replace them as necessary.
Test battery and electrical charging systems to ensure proper operation.
Diagnose and repair problems in automotive air conditioning systems.
Replace broken or damaged windshield wipers, blades, and motors.
Identify and repair leaks in automotive fuel systems.
Operate welding equipment to fabricate custom exhaust systems.
Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical issues in power windows and door locks.
Ensure all necessary tools and supplies are on hand before starting work on a vehicle.
Repair or replace damaged automotive body parts, such as fenders and bumpers.
Install new timing belts or chains as part of regular maintenance services.
Conduct diagnostic tests to identify problems with brakes and steering systems.
Keep up-to-date with the latest advances in automotive technology.
Test and inspect all vehicle lighting systems for proper operation.
Replace faulty alternators or starters in vehicles.
Use electronic testing equipment to diagnose engine performance issues.
Perform regular emission tests on vehicles to ensure they meet state standards.
Troubleshoot and repair problems with power steering and hydraulic brake systems.
Perform fuel injection system cleaning services to improve vehicle performance.
Replace or repair transmission components when necessary.
Identify and fix leaks in coolant systems to prevent engine damage.
Instill confidence in customers by providing high-quality workmanship and excellent customer service.
Provide detailed reports of all work performed on a customer’s vehicle.
Maintain inventory levels of replacement parts and supplies needed for repairs.
Diagnose and repair anti-lock braking systems (ABS) in vehicles.
Keep the shop clean and organized to maximize productivity.
Communicate effectively with other technicians and management to ensure quality workmanship.
Test fuel pumps for proper operation before installation.
Fabricate new hoses and couplings for automotive fluid systems.
Install new water pumps and thermostats as part of routine maintenance services.
Troubleshoot and repair problems with automotive electrical systems.
Take the time to thoroughly explain repairs to customers in a way that is easy to understand.
Replace worn or damaged CV joints and boots in vehicles.
Conduct thorough engine tune-ups to improve vehicle performance and fuel efficiency.
Repair or replace faulty ignition systems in vehicles.
Provide exceptional service to customers by going above and beyond their expectations.
Maintain a clean and professional appearance at all times while working on customers’ vehicles.
Use proper safety equipment to prevent accidents and injuries while working on vehicles.
Troubleshoot and repair problems with automotive transmissions.
Perform regular brake inspections to ensure they are functioning properly.
Install new radiators and cooling fans when necessary.
Diagnose and repair issues with electronic fuel injection systems.
Clean and maintain battery terminals to ensure proper operation.
Replace broken or damaged drive belts, such as serpentine belts, in vehicles.
Identify and repair leaks in automotive air conditioning systems.
Remove and rebuild carburetors when necessary.
Replace timing chains or belts at scheduled intervals to prevent engine failure.
Use computerized diagnostic equipment to locate faults in automotive emissions systems.
Ensure that all repairs are completed in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
Conduct thorough inspections of vehicles before they are released to customers.
Replace damaged or failed catalytic converters to reduce vehicle emissions.
Utilize proper disposal procedures for hazardous waste materials generated during repair work.