- Electrical circuits and how to troubleshoot electrical systems using basic diagnostic equipment
- Diagnose, test, and repair electrical loads
- HVAC, lighting, starting, charging, fuel, exhaust, brake, steering, suspension, drivetrain, and restraint systems
- Safely work around alternative fuel vehicles
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- Basic scan tool operation
- Understand diagnostic flow charts, clear codes, and identify flash codes
- Advanced restraint and braking systems
- Diagnose steering and suspension angles
- Full frame replacement
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- Use of diagnostic testing equipment to identify and repair computer controlled electronic systems, including advanced suspension systems
- Strongly encouraged to maintain ASE Mechanical and Electrical Components (B5) certification
- Receive role-relevant annual training
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