With the skills you develop in our programs, you’ll be equipped to seek mechanic careers in numerous settings, from auto shops to car dealerships. The main tasks of automotive service techs include inspecting and repairing cars and light trucks, but they have many other responsibilities, as well. They test parts and systems, read technical manuals and charts, perform maintenance tasks, and interact with customers, among other duties.

What’s more, automotive service techs must know how to work on multiple car systems, such as traditional mechanical and electronic systems. They also need skills using various tools, from standard hand tools to complex computerized tools.

The concepts learned in our programs provide the job skills demanded of automotive service techs. NYADI graduates have the competencies necessary to pursue many types of careers. The following are just some types of tech roles to consider:

• Auto parts store manager or owner
• Automotive air-conditioning technician
• Brake technician
• Diagnostic/drivability technician
• Electrical/electronic systems specialist
• Fleet maintenance manager
• Heavy-duty engine repair specialist
• Heavy equipment maintenance technician
• Industrial research and development specialist
• Master diesel mechanic