FUN101 Careers

What technicians diagnose and replace the mechanical and electrical components of vehicles

• Lube Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Chassis Techs
• Brake Techs

What technicians are responsible for carrying out all aspects of the standard manufacturer's scheduled maintenanve

• Lube Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Chassis Techs
• Brake Techs

What technicians may be required to discuss problems with vehicle owners, operate special test equipment, and test-drive vehicles to identify fault

• Lube Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Chassis Techs
• Brake Techs

What technicians must be able to research service information and use it to help determine the cause of the problem and make repairs

• Lube Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Chassis Techs
• Brake Techs

What technicians perform suspension repairs

• Lube Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Chassis Techs
• Brake Techs

What technicians normally replace rotors

• Lube Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Chassis Techs
• Brake Techs

What technicians diagnose, replace, maintain, identify faults with, and repair electrical wiring and computer-based equipment

• Electrical Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Drivability Techs
• Brake Techs

What technicians diagnose and identify mechanical and electrical faults that affect the performance and emissions

• Electrical Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Drivability Techs
• Transmission Specialists

What technicians may also work on other components of the drivetrain, test-drive vehicles, and listen to customer concerns

• Electrical Techs
• Light Line Techs
• Heavy Line Techs
• Drivability Techs
• Transmission Specialist

Who works with customers and technicians as the first point of contract

• Shop Foreman
• Service Consulant
• Service Manager
• General Manager
• Parts Manager