Avtoservisni tehnik/avtoservisna tehnica

The holder of the certificate is qualified to:

• control the function of various engines by using diagnostic devices;
• systematically search and localise errors or malfunctions and methodically diagnose the state of the vehicle by using measuring tools and devices;
• test vehicles, set them in accordance with the manufacturers’ technical specifications, eliminate functional errors in engines;
• use specialist terminology, process data in order to acquire information, manage service documentation;
• study and use technical and technological documentation as well as technical plans and instructions issued by manufacturers;
• maintain and service mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, electric and electronic systems, devices and sections;
• control and assess the level of tear and wear as well as usefulness of parts, while considering optimum function, and select procedures or repair technology;
• plan economically justified operations on a vehicle, prepare calculations and calculate the cost of repair or operations on vehicles;
• install, maintain and repair comfort, safety and information systems as well as additional equipment for vehicles;
• provide advice for customers in selecting or purchasing vehicles and explain the necessary repair and maintenance work to them;
• assess the scope and type of damage on vehicles, localise and eliminate errors;
• implement and ensure health and occupational safety as well as environment protection measures;

Optional:

Motor vehicle electronic systems:

• diagnose the function of electric and electronic devices, determine the point of error on electronic parts and repair them;
• measure dimensions and determine the state of individual elements within electronic systems, devices and sections;

Motor diagnostics:

• test and systematically identify and eliminate errors in the injection or ignition system and systems supporting the motor's function;
• measure exhaust gas emissions and analyse and evaluate measurement results;

Motor vehicle transmission systems:

• test the function of elements of clutches, gear changes, reduction gears, differentials and transmission shafts or transmission systems;
• maintain, service or install mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems and devices on the vehicle by following the manufacturer's documentation

Motor vehicle braking systems:

• maintain and service the vehicle’s braking system, set and change individual parts and sections;
• diagnose by means of measuring equipment and by following the servicing documentation, as well as eliminate errors in braking systems and sections;

Electric equipment of vehicles:

• identify and determine points of error on electric equipment, auxiliary electric and steering systems, and engine start-up and power supply systems;
• maintain and service the vehicle’s electric equipment by means of measurement and control instruments, devices, tools and aids

Bodywork equipment and electronics:

• diagnose, measure, control, set, maintain and repair the vehicle’s heating and air-conditioning systems;
• set and maintain the vehicle’s passive and active safety systems and eliminate errors occurring on those systems.

In addition, the holder of the certificate also upgraded his/her key professional skills and competences with key general knowledge and skills in line with national standards.