Technician/ Mechanics
Equipment /Vehicle Electrician
The automotive industry provides a range of career opportunities to work with cars and similar vehicles. While some professionals pursue generic career paths within this field, it’s also possible to specialize within the industry. Learning about these specialties may help you determine if they’re a good career choice for you. In this article, we define what an auto electrician is and does, discuss the requirements and skills necessary for this career and review the salary
Power Elctrician
A promoter is a person or entity who settles on an idea to establish a specific business and completes the required formalities for its establishment. An individual, company, firm or association can conceive the idea of company formation and be the company’s promoter
Auto Mobile Machanic-Engine
someone whose occupation is repairing and maintaining automobiles. synonyms: automobile mechanic, car-mechanic, grease monkey, mechanic. maintenance man, repairman, service man.
Heavy/Light Vehicle
That is the designed total weight of the the vehicle and the cargo or passengers. Passenger cars, light trucks (pickup trucks), and some small cargo trucks that have a GVWR under 10,000 pounds fall into this category. For medium vehicles it is 10,001-26,000 pounds, and heavy vehicle it is 26,001 and over.
Utility
A utility worker installs and maintains systems for public utility companies, such as gas, power, or water providers, or at a factory or production facility where they maintain, clean, and inspect machinery.
Auto Welder(Passo)
Pipe Filter (A-C Class)
Pipe and Filter is another architectural pattern, which has independent entities called filters (components) which perform transformations on data and process the input they receive, and pipes , which serve as connectors for the stream of data being transformed, each connected to the next component in the pipeline.
High Pressure Pipe Welder
Pipe Grinder (A-C Class)
Pipe cutters are tools used for slicing or cutting pipes. They are commonly used by plumbers due to their reliability and efficiency. In addition to providing clean, professional-quality cuts, pipe cutters are often more convenient, fast, and easy to use than alternatives such as hacksaws.
