Key Responsibilities
Engine Inspection & Diagnosis
Inspect diesel engines to identify mechanical and performance issues.
Diagnose engine faults using appropriate tools and diagnostic equipment.
Check engine components, fuel systems, cooling systems, and lubrication systems.
Repair & Maintenance
Perform engine servicing, repairs, and overhauling.
Replace or repair defective engine components.
Carry out oil changes, filter replacement, belt replacement, and other preventive maintenance.
Repair fuel injection systems, pumps, injectors, and related components.
Troubleshooting
Identify causes of abnormal noise, smoke, overheating, starting problems, and low engine performance.
Perform necessary repairs and verify the vehicle after repair.
Follow manufacturer-recommended repair procedures.
Workshop Operations
Use hand tools, power tools, measuring instruments, and workshop equipment safely.
Maintain cleanliness and safety standards in the workshop.
Ensure proper handling and storage of tools and spare parts.
Quality & Safety
Complete repair work according to required quality standards.
Follow workshop safety procedures and use appropriate PPE.
Conduct final inspections and test runs after completing repairs.
Documentation
Record inspection findings, repairs completed, parts replaced, and labour performed.
Inform the Service Advisor/Workshop Manager about additional repairs required.
Maintain accurate job-card and service records.
Required Skills
Good knowledge of diesel engines and mechanical systems
Engine troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
Knowledge of fuel injection and cooling systems
Ability to use mechanical tools and diagnostic equipment
Good problem-solving ability
Basic computer knowledge
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Strong attention to safety and quality
Qualification & Experience
Experience: 1–5 years of relevant experience preferred.
Freshers/trainees: Can be considered based on technical knowledge and willingness to learn.