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Automotive Technician

Makes a living diagnosing, servicing, and repairing cars, vans, and light trucks

Service station attendant

Requires little mechanical experience, yet provides an excellent learning experience

Apprentice

Helper mechanic works under the direction of an experienced technician

Specialized technician

An expert in one area of automotive repair such as engines, brakes, electrical, or other areas

Master / general technician

An experienced professional who has mastered all the specialized areas of automotive technology and is capable of working on almost any part of a vehicle

Shop supervisor

In charge of all the other technicians in the service facility

Service manager

Responsible for the complete service and repair operation of a large repair facility

Auto parts specialist

Must have a general knowledge of the components and systems of a vehicle

Service writer / advisor

Prepares work orders for vehicles entering the shop for repair or service

Service dispatcher

Must select, organize, and assign technicians to perform each auto repair

Auto salesperson

Informs potential buyers of the features and equipment on a vehicle while trying to make a sale

Automotive designer

Has art training and can make sketches or models of new body and part designs

Automotive engineer

Designs new and improved automotive systems and parts

Automotive instructors

Our experienced technicians capable of sharing their knowledge effectively

Cooperative training program

These programs allow you to earn school credit and a wage by working in a commercial repair shop

National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE)

A non-profit, non-affiliated organization formed to help ensure the highest standards in automotive service

ASE certification

A program in which persons take written test to prove their knowledge of automotive technology

ASE certified automobile technician

Granted for each ASE test passed

ASE Certified Master automobile technician

Previously called certified general technician, is granted when all 8 automobile tests have been passed

Entreprenuer

Someone who starts a business, such as a muffler shop, tune up shop, parts house, or similar facility