Apprentice Mechanic courses in Tasmania

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

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.

A Production Technician assembles and inspects components in various manufacturing sectors, requiring strong technical skills and attention to detail.

An Automotive Technician diagnoses and repairs faults in cars and light trucks, using diagnostic equipment for maintenance and part replacement.

A Truck Mechanic services and repairs heavy vehicles, diagnosing issues, replacing parts, and performing scheduled maintenance efficiently.

A Heavy Vehicle Mechanic repairs and services trucks and buses, identifying issues, performing repairs, and ensuring maintenance is completed.

A Heavy Diesel Mechanic performs repairs and maintenance on diesel engines and systems for heavy vehicles, identifying issues and replacing parts as needed.

A Light Vehicle Mechanic diagnoses and repairs motor vehicles, performs scheduled servicing, and ensures vehicles are roadworthy while addressing customer needs effectively.

A Car Detailer enhances the appearance of vehicles by thoroughly cleaning and polishing exteriors and interiors while ensuring customer satisfaction.

A Vehicle Body Builder constructs and repairs vehicle bodies, assembling new vehicles and making modifications to meet customer needs while ensuring high-quality workmanship.

A Mechanical Technician conducts tests and repairs on vehicles, identifies issues, performs maintenance, and works effectively within a team.

An Electric Vehicle Technician repairs and maintains EVs, ensuring efficiency and safety while using specialised tools and knowledge.

A Car Wash Attendant is responsible for cleaning and maintaining vehicles to ensure they look presentable and are free from dirt and debris.

The Vehicle Cleaner role in Australia involves cleaning and maintaining the appearance of various types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, buses, and sometimes heavy machinery.

A Service Technician is primarily responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing equipment or machinery across various industries such as automotive, electrical, HVAC, or industrial sectors. 

A Trade Assistant provides support to qualified tradespeople across a variety of industries such as construction, manufacturing, automotive, and engineering.

Electric Vehicle Mechanics repair and maintain EVs, needing technical skills to keep vehicles safe and support Australia’s green shift.

A Vehicle Accessory Fitter installs and maintains vehicle accessories, ensuring they are safe, functional and meet customer needs.