Opportunities in Auto Repair

Trained, experienced professionals who can demonstrate the right skills and knowledge should be able to pursue many exciting and respected career options.

Automotive Mechanic

Whether at a specialty garage or larger dealership, a mechanic’s duties could include doing diagnostics, basic maintenance and repair, tune-ups, warranty service, reassembly, and more.

Department Store Service Mechanic

Large national chain stores increasingly are providing automobile repair and maintenance services for their customers.

Rental Car Fleet Mechanic

Whether it’s trucks and vans or regular cars, rental companies need to maintain and service their fleet of vehicles.

Auto Parts Specialist

Dealership service centers, auto parts retail stores, manufacturers, and distributors may have specialists for ordering, stocking, and selling parts.

Emissions Inspector

Local and federal regulations require testing of vehicles’ emissions and exhaust systems. These inspectors sometimes may suggest or perform repairs.

Specialty Shop Technician

Some national chains and franchises of auto shops specialize in certain aspects of auto maintenance and repair: brakes and mufflers; tires and alignment; oil changes; tune-ups; diagnostic testing; and more.

Accessories Specialist

Install sound systems, alarms, seats, interior details, and other accessories in various vehicles. Some specialists may work in an electronics store, discount department store, or independent shop.

Car Test Driver/Mechanic

They test drive and maintain prototype models for auto manufacturers, reporting defects before vehicles are released to the general public.

Racing Pit Crew

In the exciting sports world of racing, the crew members service, maintain, and modify high-performance racing cars and stock cars for competition.

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