Automotive Mechanic courses in New South Wales

An Apprentice Caravan Mechanic services and repairs caravans, replaces parts, and works under guidance, needing detail focus, time management, and teamwork.

An Apprentice Mechanic performs automotive servicing and repairs on various vehicles under qualified supervision, requiring teamwork and attention to detail.

An Apprentice Automotive Electrician diagnoses and repairs vehicle electrical faults, replaces faulty parts, and works under supervision while learning.

A Diesel Mechanic repairs diesel motors, conducts inspections, replaces parts, and performs scheduled services, requiring strong problem-solving and customer service skills.

A Service Advisor assists customers at a vehicle workshop, recommending services, discussing repairs, and organising parts and bookings.

An Apprentice Diesel Fitter assembles machinery parts and conducts servicing under guidance, requiring teamwork, communication, and attention to detail.

A Mobile Plant Mechanic repairs and maintains heavy machinery on-site, requiring strong technical skills and problem-solving abilities.

A Service Manager oversees the service department, ensuring quality vehicle servicing, team supervision, and customer satisfaction.

A Workshop Manager oversees daily operations in a mechanical workshop, managing repairs, supervising staff, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

A Parts Manager oversees daily operations in the parts department, supervising staff, liaising with suppliers and customers, and meeting targets.

A Senior Automotive Mechanic repairs various vehicles, supervises a team, diagnoses issues, and ensures high-quality service and repairs.

A Windscreen Fitter repairs and replaces vehicle windscreens, ensuring proper sealing and addressing chips or cracks while communicating effectively with customers.

A Motor Trimmer repairs and replaces vehicle interiors, working with various materials to ensure quality and customer satisfaction.

A Trailer Technician diagnoses faults, repairs, and tests trailers for safe operation, requiring technical skills, attention to detail, and teamwork abilities.

A Forklift Mechanic services and repairs forklift equipment, diagnosing issues, replacing parts, and ensuring machinery operates safely.

A Motorcycle Mechanic repairs and services motorcycles, diagnosing issues, conducting scheduled services, and liaising with customers.

A Motorsport Mechanic repairs and maintains racing vehicles, preparing them for competitions while ensuring safety and effective teamwork.

A Spray Painter prepares and applies paint to vehicles, ensuring high-quality finishes and excellent attention to detail in their work.

A Small Engine Mechanic repairs and maintains equipment like mowers, needing strong technical skills, attention to detail, and effective communication.

An Agricultural Mechanic repairs and maintains agricultural machinery, requiring strong technical skills, flexibility, and good customer service.

A Panel Beater repairs vehicle body panels by removing dents, refinishing surfaces, and may repaint them after repairs are complete.

A Parts Interpreter sells vehicle parts, assists customers, sources parts, and handles admin tasks in dealerships or specialty stores, requiring strong communication and problem-solving skills.

A Diagnostic Technician tests vehicles and machines to identify faults, performs analyses, and ensures systems work correctly after repairs.

An Automotive Designer develops the aesthetic and functional features of vehicles, ensuring designs are innovative, practical, and safe.

A Tyre Fitter installs and repairs vehicle tyres, ensuring safety and performance while advising customers on tyre selection and maintenance.