Car mechanic
* Performs preventive and routine maintenance and repair of vehicles;
* Diagnoses and eliminates malfunctions in vehicle mechanical systems;
* Repairs and replaces engine, transmission, suspension and brake system parts;
* Conducts diagnostics and adjustment of the vehicle chassis;
* Performs welding and metalworking for car repairs.
Electrician for cars
* Installs, maintains and repairs vehicle electrical systems;
* Diagnoses and eliminates faults in wiring, electronic control units and lighting fixtures;
* Checks and adjusts ignition, fuel injection and lighting systems;
* Repairs and replaces vehicle electrical equipment, including starters, generators, batteries and air conditioning systems;
* Conducts diagnostics and programming of electronic vehicle control systems.
General features
* Knowledge of the technical structure and principles of operation of automobiles;
* Ability to read electrical diagrams and instructions;
* Skills in working with diagnostic equipment and tools;
* Attentiveness, accuracy and responsibility;
* Physical endurance and ability to work in a standing or bent position;
* Good vision and color perception.
Differences
An auto mechanic mainly focuses on the mechanical systems of a car, while an auto electrician specializes in the electrical systems. A mechanic can repair engines, transmissions, and suspensions, while an electrician handles wiring, electronics, and lighting.